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IV.2 3459 (temporary)
Uncertain
Andrus  Cyclades Asia (conventus of Cyclades)
Æ 2.69 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines (c. 138–192)
head of Dionysus (youthful) wearing ivy wreath, left
ΑИΔΡΙωИ; filleted thyrsus
Paschale 48, Cop 617 2
IV.2 1050 (temporary)
Marcus Aurelius
Magnesia ad Maeandrum  Ionia Asia (conventus of Miletus)
Æ (15 mm) 2.50 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': Probably Marcus and Verus, co-emperors (161–169)
three ears of corn
ΜΑΓΝΗΤωΝ (might be retrograde); eagle standing, facing, head, right, spreading wings
Schultz 529, KM 77, no. 16 4
IV.2 11847 (temporary)
Uncertain
Amyzon  Caria Asia (conventus of Miletus)
Æ 3.13 g.
laureate head, right
ΑΜΥΖΟΝΕΩΝ; female head with long braids and thick lips, right
4
IV.2 1589 (temporary)
Antoninus Pius
Tmolus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (19 mm) 4.88 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous' with ethnic 'Tmolus': Late reign of Hadrian to 1st half of reign of Pius (c. 136–146)
head of mountain-god Tmolos (bearded) wearing ivy wreath and grapes, right
ΤΜΩΛΙΤ[ΩΝ]; nude Silenus seated on wicker basket, right, holding cantharus, having infant Dionysus seated on his left thigh
Hochard 2749, LS 163, no. 1, Foss, Tmolus 181, type D 3
IV.2 2863 (temporary)
Antoninus Pius
Tmolus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (15 mm) 2.19 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous' with ethnic 'Tmolus': Late reign of Hadrian to 1st half of reign of Pius (c. 136–146)
head of Dionysus (youthful) wearing ivy wreath, right; to right, thyrsus
ΤΜΩΛΙΤΩΝ; bunch of grapes
Foss, Tmolus 181, type E, Hochard 2750 6
IV.2 9932 (temporary)
Uncertain
Maeonia  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (15 mm) 2.18 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
head of Dionysus (youthful) wearing ivy wreath, right
ΜΑΙοΝΩΝ; bunch of grapes
Hochard 1298, BMC 25 9
IV.2 1195 (temporary)
Uncertain
Blaundus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (18 mm) 3.66 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
head of Heracles (bearded), right
ΒΛΑΥΝΔΕΩΝ (Δ with long serifs); eagle standing on bone, right, head, left, spreading wings
Matern 47, BMC 38–9 4
IV.2 1196 (temporary)
Uncertain
Blaundus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (18 mm) 4.18 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
head of Heracles (youthful) wearing lion-scalp, right
ΒΛΑΥΝΔΕΩΝ (Δ with long serifs); eagle standing on two bones, facing, head, left, spreading wings
Matern 46, BMC 41, Cop 74, LS 51, no. 6 6
IV.2 1191 (temporary)
Uncertain
Blaundus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (18 mm) 2.66 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
head of Heracles (bearded) wearing lion-scalp, right
ΒΛΑΥΝΔΕΩΝ (Δ with long serifs); eagle standing on two bones, facing, head, left, spreading wings, holding wreath in beak
Matern 45, BMC 40, Cop 78 6
IV.2 1202 (temporary)
Uncertain
Blaundus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (18 mm) 3.70 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
head of Heracles (bearded) wearing lion-scalp, right; beneath neck, club
ΒΛΑΥΝΔΕΩΝ (Δ with long serifs); nude Heracles (youthful) standing, facing, head, left, resting on club, holding lion skin
Matern 43, BMC 49, Cop 75, LS 51, no. 5 5
IV.2 1198 (temporary)
Uncertain
Blaundus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (16 mm) 2.93 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
draped bust of Dionysus (youthful) wearing ivy wreath, right
ΒΛΑΥΝΔΕΩΝ (Δ with long serifs); in laurel wreath
Matern 48, BMC 42–3, Cop 79, 22
IV.2 1199 (temporary)
Uncertain
Blaundus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (16 mm) 2.38 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
head of Dionysus (youthful) wearing ivy wreath, right
ΒΛΑΥΝΔΕΩΝ (Δ with long serifs); in laurel wreath
Matern 49, BMC 44 2
IV.2 9994 (temporary)
Antoninus Pius
Temenothyrae  Phrygia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (19 mm) 3.40 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': Reign of Antoninus Pius? (c. 138–161)
head of Heracles (bearded), right
ΤΗΜΕΝΟΘΥΡΕΩΝ (Ρ shaped as Ϸ); nude Hermes standing, left, wearing petasus, holding purse, caduceus and chlamys
GRMK 169, no. 1 1
IV.2 2992 (temporary)
Antoninus Pius
Temenothyrae  Phrygia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (16 mm) 2.76 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': Reign of Antoninus Pius? (c. 138–161)
draped bust of Dionysus (youthful) wearing ivy wreath, right; to right, thyrsus(?)
ΤΗΜΕΝΟΘΥΡΕΩΝ (Ρ shaped as Ϸ); nude Hermes standing, left, wearing petasus, holding purse, caduceus and chlamys
1
IV.2 9998 (temporary)
Marcus Aurelius
Synaus  Phrygia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (15 mm) 2.54 g. Pseudo-autonomous': Marcus and Verus, co-emperors? Without personal name but perhaps part of or contemporary with issue of Menandros, son of Ask—, archon for the second time (c. 161–169, possibly 163–165)
head of Heracles (bearded), right
ϹΥΝΑΕΙΤΩΝ; Telesphorus standing, facing
Cop 701, MG 412, no. 154 7
IV.2 9956 (temporary)
Uncertain
Silandus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (24 mm) 9.97 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
diademed and draped bust of Zeus (Olympios), right
ϹΙΛΑΝΔΕΩΝ; Hades standing in galloping quadriga, right, struggling with Persephone
Hochard 2284 4
IV.2 17399 (temporary)
Uncertain
Silandus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (24 mm) 8.48 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
draped bust of Dionysus (youthful) wearing ivy wreath, right; to right, thyrsus
ϹΙΛΑΝΔΕΩΝ; Mên standing, facing, head, left, wearing Phrygian cap, holding patera and long sceptre; behind his shoulders, crescent
1
IV.2 2858 (temporary)
Uncertain
Silandus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (24 mm) 8.10 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
draped bust of Dionysus (youthful) wearing ivy wreath, right; to right, thyrsus
ϹΙΛΑΝΔΕΩΝ; Tyche standing, left, wearing kalathos, holding rudder and cornucopia
Hochard 2269 3
IV.2 9955 (temporary)
Uncertain
Silandus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (19 mm) 3.49 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
laureate-headed and draped bust of Asclepius, right; to right, serpent-staff
ϹΙΛΑΝΔΕΩΝ; Nike advancing, left, holding wreath and palm-branch
Hochard 2283 4
IV.2 1509 (temporary)
Uncertain
Silandus  Lydia Asia (conventus of Sardis)
Æ (19 mm) 4.18 g. 'Pseudo-autonomous': The Antonines? (c. 138–192)
laureate-headed and draped bust of Apollo, right; to right, laurel-branch
ϹΙΛΑΝΔΕΩΝ; nude Hermes standing, facing, head, left, holding purse, caduceus and chlamys
Hochard 2287, LS 143, no. 3 5