Bageis in Lydia, 209-212 AD., Geta, SNG Cop. 55.

Bageis in Lydia, Geta, issued by magistrate Diogenes, archon, 209-212 AD.,
Æ 23 (24-25 mm / 6,66 g),
Obv.: AY KAI Π - C ΓЄTAC CЄ , Laur., draped and cuirassed bust of Geta right.
Rev.: ЄΠI ΔIOΓЄNO / YC - AP BAΓHNΩ / N , Dionysos standing front, nebris, thyrsos and kantharos, head left, left at his feet: panther standing l.
BMC: - ; SNG Cop. 55 ; SNG v.Aulock: - .

Bageis was probably opposite the modern Sirghe on the upper Hermus, some twenty miles north-east of the modern Kula. Quasi-autonomous and Imperial coinage was issued from Nero to Salonina.