Julia Mamaea, Augusta, 222 – 235 A.D., Verbe, Pisidia

Bronze AE 20, RPC Online VI T5946 (8 spec.), SNG BnF 2245, vA Pisid 1420, SNG Cop 350, Waddington 4036, BMC Lycia -, aVF, edge splits/cracks, green patina, areas of light corrosion, Verbe (near Yelton, Korkuteli, Turkey) mint, weight 3.473g, maximum diameter 20.7mm, die axis 180^o, c. 222 – 235 A.D.; obverse IOYΛIA MAMEAN (Greek: for Julia Mamaea), draped bust of Julia Mamaea, right; reverse OYEPBIANΩN (Greek: of the Verbeans), Artemis standing half right, in short tunic, bow in left hand, drawing arrow from quiver with right hand, hound running right at feet on right; this is the first example of a coin from this city handled by Forum; rare

Verbe, Pisidia, was at or near Yelten, 17 km north of Korkuteli, Turkey. It is known from an inscription and other evidence, but the city has not been exactly located.