Abbaitis-Mysoi (the Abbaeti) in Phrygia, 190-133 BC., Æ 21, BMC 1.

Ancyra(?) mint of the Abbaëtae-Mysi in Phrygia, 190-133 BC.,
Æ 21 (ø 20-21 mm / 7,68 g), bronze, axes about medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 330°),
Obv.: laureate head of Zeus facing r., worn die.
Rev.: MYΣΩN / ABBAITΩN , winged thunderbolt, legends on both sides, all in a wreath.
SNG Cop. 2 ; BMC 1, 1 ; SNG von Aulock 3330 .

This Mysian people occupied a district in western Phrygia of which Ancyra and Synaüs were the chief cities.