Syria, Seleucis and Pieria, AE Tetrachalkon, 1st century BC, Caesarean Era, Antioch Mint, Year 3(?) AD - (Zeus/Zeus Seated)

Syria, Seleucis and Pieria, AE Tetrachalkon (bronze,11.89g,21mm), 1st century BC, Antioch Mint, Caesarean Era, Year 3? AD

Obv: Laureate head of Zeus right

Rev: Zeus Nikephoros seated left; grain-ear by foot; all within laurel-wreath; Γ ? (date) in exergue.

Ref: SNG Copenhagen 87 var

Rarity/Choice: Common?, aVF

Note: Seleucis and Pieria, located in ancient Syria, were significant regions within the Seleucid Empire, known for their rich cultural and economic importance. That's a succinct way to highlight the significance of autonomy in striking the coin within the Caesarean Era, offering valuable insight into the coin's chronological context.