Another Ancient Greek Coin For Identification

I agree with the reading of the right side of the reverse as ANOΠOΛITΩ[N], which would imply it's from some place called ...anopolis.

The obvious guess is [MAPKI]ANOΠOΛITΩ[N] for Marcianopolis; I think I can kind of see the PKI, though those letters aren't as clear as the following ones.


EDIT: in retrospect, Hadrianopolis was just as obvious of a guess, but it is Marcianopolis, magistrate Aurelius Gallus (Y AY ΓAΛΛOY).

I wasn't able to find a match on Wildwinds, but I didn't check all the possibilities, and of course the type could just not be there.

OK, I admit, that's a match. I skipped past this type on Wildwinds because I couldn't see the object at the lower left on the OP coin, but of course it's there, just very weakly struck.

(Wildwinds describes the reverse as "Tyche standing left with rudder and cornucopiae", which sounds much more correct that anything involving lions.)

Awesome - thanks again guys - you nailed it!