Phygela in Ionia, ca 294-281 BC., Dichalkon, SNG Cop. 1075

Phygela in Ionia, issued by magistrate Sokrates, ca 294-281 BC.,
Dichalkon / Æ13 (12-13 mm / 2,44 g),
Obv.: head of Artemis Munychia 3/4 to left, wearing stephane decorated with palmettes.
Rev.: ΦΥ[Γ] , above bull butting left against palm tree; ΣΩKPAT[HΣ] (magistrate) in ex.
SNG Cop. 1075 ; BMC 14.228.5 ff ; SNG Aulock 2150 var. ; SNG Tübingen 3131 var. ; SNG München 865 var. ; SNGuk_0601_0945 (Vol: VI 945 Fitzwilliam Museum) .
see also: http://odophil.ch/numismatik/griechen/ionien/ionien-div/0787.html

Phygela was a small coast-town in Ionia between Ephesos and Priene, where was a temple of Artemis Munychia (Strab., 639). It seems to have been autonomous for a short period only, about the middle of the fourth century BC.