Examples of the coin were not hard to locate by any means, but prices for the condition I desired seemed to be rather high, such as life. Just recently while chatting with a friend and dealer on Facebook I discovered that he was in midst of closing a deal to upgrade the example of said coin in his collection and I could have first shot at the throw back. I was able to procure it in a fair trade, so it didn't even touch the budget for this month.
Here is that coin...
Roman Empire
Syria, Antiochia ad Orontem
Augustus Octavian (r. BC 27 - AD 14)
AR Tetradrachm 26 mm x 14.82 grams
Struck 26 of the Actian Era and Cos. 12 (BC 5)
Obverse: Laureate bust of Octavian right. Greek Legend - KAISigma;OAPSigma;Sigma;E BASigma;TOY (Caesar Augustus)
Reverse: Tyche of Antioch seated on a rock to right, holding a palm-branch, the river-god Orontes swimming at her feet, YPi;A monogram, IB (Cos. 12) and ANT (in monogram) in field. Greek Legend - ETOVSigma; - CK - NIKHSigma;, CK ( 26 yrs After the Victory)
Ref: RPC 4151
