These two caught my eye at HJB's pick-bin and they were so fun to attribute: AE 15, Pamphylia, Perge, ca. 50 – 30 BC under the Roman Republic. 3.212 g, 1h SNG BnF 373-378; Colin series 7.2; SNG Copenhagen 308 Ob.: Cult statue of Artemis Pergaia facing, within di-style temple, eagle in pediment. Rev.: AΡTEMIΔ(OΣ) ΠEPΓAIAΣ to either side of bow and quiver. AE 16, Mysia, Pergamum, 40 – 60 AD. Pseudo-autonomous coinage, dates from approximately the Claudian rule (41-54 AD), Claudius / Nero. 2.898 g, 1h BMC 207; RPC I 2373; SNG France 1964-71; Sear: Greek Imperial Coins, 4910; SNG von Aulock 1385 Ob.: ΘƐΟΝ ϹΥΝΚΛΗΤΟΝ (for the divine Senate); draped bust of Senate to r. Linear border Rev.: ΘƐΑΝ ΡΩΜΗΝ (for the Goddess Roma); turreted and draped (female) bust of Roma to r.