Salonina Provincial

[ed3719]

Greetings All,

I am having difficulty identifying the city for this rather large Salonina provincial.  The obverse is a draped bust of Salonina, reading KORNHLIA SALWNINA.  The reverse has Triptolemus on biga pulled by two serpents.  There is a date below the biga.  There is a partial inscription on the left reading possibly  .    On the right is an damaged inscription ending in either  or  and  .  The coin is 32 mm.

I thought it might be Anchialus, as there are a few Triptolemus coins in the 3rd century AD.

Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Edward

[Brian L]

Interesting reverse,I didn't know they surfed  in Roman times.

[ed3719]

*bump*

[archivum]

Presumably this one, from Isegrim:

PRO: CILICIA PEDIAS
PO : AEGEAE
PZ : Between 256 and 257 
 Obverse
VSG: KORNHLIA SALWNEINA
VT : PORTRAIT WOMAN R / SALONINA
VA : STEPHANE / CRESCENT / CLOTHES
 Reverse
RSG: AIGAIWN ET .. GT
RT : BIGA SNAKES R(1) / WITH / CHARIOTEER(2) / TRIPTOLEMOS(2)
RA : WING(1) / HAND RAISED(2)
RF : YEAR GT <303>
 Technical details
M  : AE
GEW: 15.52(1) / 20(2)
 Bibliographical references
ZIT: SNG FRANCE 2 2391(1) / COLL PARIS 128(1)
SG : SNG LEVANTE SUPPL 419(2)
 Additional remarks
FR : VS: KORNHLIA SAL<WNEINA> RS: AIGAIWN .. ET GT 

[ed3719]

Thank you Archivum for your help!