Laodicea ad Lycum struck no coins between the reigns of Elagabalus and Philipp. During that period the coinage was regulated by three countermarks (Howgego 631, 42 and 638). Some of the coins of Caracalla and Sev. Alexander bear the dates 88 and 108, which point to an era in Hadrian’s reign, either A.D. 123 or 130, in both of which years he visited Laodiceia (Imh., Kl. M., 272).
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![Laodicea ad Lycum in Phrygia, 210-211 and 230-31 AD., Caracalla, Æ25, BMC 234 / Howgego 631.
Laodicea ad Lycum in Phrygia, Caracalla, dated year PH = 108 = 210-211 AD., date countermarked again (but different era) 230-31 AD.,
Æ25 (ø 24-25 mm / 6,41 g), bronze, axes about coin alignment ↑↓ (ca. 190°),
Obv.: A-VT K M AVP - ANT[ΩN]ЄINO-C , his laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust facing right, seen from behind; circular counterstamp on neck: {PH} -monogram.
Rev.: ΛAOΔIKЄΩN - NЄOKOPON / TO PH , winged Tyche standing half left, crescent on shoulders, radiate and wearing polos, holding rudder with kerykeion and cornucopia, wheel at feet l.
BMC 17. p. 318, 234 ; SNG Tuebingen 4160 ; for countermark: Howgego p. 230, no. 631 (53 pieces, all Laodiceia ad Lycum, julia Domna til Severus Alexander Caesar) .
Laodicea ad Lycum struck no coins between the reigns of Elagabalus and Philipp. During that period the coinage was regulated by three countermarks (Howgego 631, 42 and 638). Some of the coins of Caracalla and Sev. Alexander bear the dates 88 and 108, which point to an era in Hadrian’s reign, either A.D. 123 or 130, in both of which years he visited Laodiceia (Imh., Kl. M., 272).
Schlüsselwörter: Laodicea Lycum Phrygia Caracalla Countermark Monogram Tyche Wings Crescent Polos Rudder Kerykeion Cornucopia Wheel](images/image.gif?id=1892941102684 "Klicken für Bild in voller Größe
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Laodicea ad Lycum in Phrygia, 210-211 and 230-31 AD., Caracalla, Æ25, BMC 234 / Howgego 631.
Laodicea ad Lycum in Phrygia, Caracalla, dated year PH = 108 = 210-211 AD., date countermarked again (but different era) 230-31 AD.,
Æ25 (ø 24-25 mm / 6,41 g), bronze, axes about coin alignment ↑↓ (ca. 190°),
Obv.: A-VT K M AVP - ANT[ΩN]ЄINO-C , his laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust facing right, seen from behind; circular counterstamp on neck: {PH} -monogram.
Rev.: ΛAOΔIKЄΩN - NЄOKOPON / TO PH , winged Tyche standing half left, crescent on shoulders, radiate and wearing polos, holding rudder with kerykeion and cornucopia, wheel at feet l.
BMC 17. p. 318, 234 ; SNG Tuebingen 4160 ; for countermark: Howgego p. 230, no. 631 (53 pieces, all Laodiceia ad Lycum, julia Domna til Severus Alexander Caesar) .
Laodicea ad Lycum struck no coins between the reigns of Elagabalus and Philipp. During that period the coinage was regulated by three countermarks (Howgego 631, 42 and 638). Some of the coins of Caracalla and Sev. Alexander bear the dates 88 and 108, which point to an era in Hadrian’s reign, either A.D. 123 or 130, in both of which years he visited Laodiceia (Imh., Kl. M., 272).
Schlüsselwörter: Laodicea Lycum Phrygia Caracalla Countermark Monogram Tyche Wings Crescent Polos Rudder Kerykeion Cornucopia Wheel")