Unpublished Hierocaesarea type?

[Cloudcuckoo]

Put simply, I can't find the same reverse legend, or anything approaching it, on any AE from Hierocaesarea. This type is very similar in obverse type and legend and in reverse type, to https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-129257 . However the reverse legend is quite different. Münsterberg mentions for Hierocaesarea: Tyche ἐπ ἀρχ Στεφανηφόρου Welzl n. 6264. (see snippet), howεver the legend on mine clearly begins 'ΕΠΙCΤΕΦ..'. Unfortunately the second half of the legend is less than clear. With a wide margin for error, I might hazard a guess that it read something like 'ΕΠΙ CTEΦ[Α-ΝΟC ΙEΡΟΚ?]'

Hierocaesarea, LYDIA. AE 21mm, 5.17g, 180⁰
Obv. IEPOKA-ICAPEΩΝ. Turreted, diademed, draped bust of Tyche, right.
Rev. ΕΠΙ CTEΦ... Artemis standing right, holding bow and drawing arrow from quiver on back.
Ref. ?

Comment has been made on the nature of the hairline of Tyche, beneath the turreted crown, being quite different to the usual too. I'm less certain that the six high points of wear represent an actual difference, rather than just an oddity of wear and sand patina though.

Any help on a proper identification would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
Derek.

[Jerome M]

I can read ΕΠΙ CΤΕΦΑ-ΝΟΥ CΤΡ ΤΟ Β (under Stephanos, strategos for the second time).
You don't need the ethnicon on the reverse because it is on the obverse (IEPOKA-ICAPEΩΝ).
Apparently unpublished.

Best,

Jerome

[Cloudcuckoo]

Ah yes! That makes good sense of it. I'm very grateful for your help here Jerome. Very appreciative of your work over at RPC too.

Many thanks.
Derek.

[helvetica]

This appears to be the same as the one which Mehmet Önder published in his work on Lydian coins in Manisa (Magnesia) Museum as
Manisa Museum 14786.