★ The second and by far the best known example ★

PHRYGIA. Laodicea ad Lycum. Julia Domna, Augusta, 193-217. Medallion (Orichalcum, 40 mm, 37.21 g, 7 h), Ai. Peisoneines, archon for the fourth time. IOYΛ•ΔOMNA CЄBAC• Draped bust of Julia Domna set on crescent to right; to right, countermark: head to right with E before. Rev. ЄΠI AIΛ ΠЄΙCΩNЄINHC APXA Δ - ΛAOΔIKЄΩN NA/OKOPΩN (sic!) Hygieia, on the left, standing right, feeding serpent held in her right hand, and Asklepios, on the right, standing facing, head to left, leaning right on serpent-entwined staff; between them, Telesphoros standing facing. BMC -. Naville E-Auction 28 (2017), 219 corr. (misreferenced). SNG Copenhagen -. SNG Leypold -. SNG München -. SNG Tübingen -. SNG von Aulock -, cf. 8417 corr. ( same obverse die, but with Zeus not Hygieia). Winterthur -. Of the highest rarity, apparently the second and by far the best known example. A very attractive medallion with a lovely portrait. About extremely fine.