Appia in Phrygia, Æ29, Philip I., 244-249 AD., von Aulock 210-211.

Appia in Phrygia, Philip I., 244-249 AD.,
Æ29 (28-29 mm / 10.35 g),
Obv.: IOYΛIOC ΦIΛIΠΠOC AYΓ , radiate, draped bust with spear and shield l., seen from behind, on shield aegis / head of Medusa.
Rev.: EΠI AYP ANTEPΩTOC ZΩTIK APX A / AΠ - ΠI / AN - ΩN , Zeus Laodikeos standing l., holding eagle and scepter.
H. von Aulock, Münzen Phrygiens Teil I, two coins from the same dies, nos. 210-211 ; for reverse cf.: BMC 25.107.7 ; Sear GIC 3920 ; ANS 1944.100.49992

Curtis Clay:
Appia is a rare mint: von Aulock could only document its entire coinage with a mere 63 specimens. H. von Aulock, Münzen Phrygiens Teil I, has two coins from the same dies, nos. 210-211, plus six more from the same obv. die but a different rev. die of the same type, nos. 204-209. Altogether eight spec. of this coin, all from the same obv. die.