Thyateira in Lydia, 202-211 AD., Plautilla, Æ23, SNG Cop. 613 var.

Thyateira in Lydia, Plautilla, 202-211 AD.,
Æ23 (23-24 mm / 6,42 g),
Obv.: ΦΟVΛIA ΠΛΑ - VΤΙΛΛΑ CЄ , draped bust of Plautilla right, two circular countermarks on obverse (laur. bust r.?).
Rev.: ΘΥΑΤЄΙΡΗ / ΝΩΝ , river-god Lykos, holding reed with his right hand and leaning on urn with his left arm, recumbent to left.
SNG Cop. 613 var. (from at least a different reverse die - HΝΩΝ in exergue) ; Sear GIC - .

thanks to C. Rhodes for the reference

Thyatira, the modern Ak-Hissar, was an important city commanding an extensive territory on the upper Lycus, originally an ancient Lydian stronghold (τειρα) recolonized with a Macedonian garrison by one of the earlier Seleucidae.