Caracalla or elagabalus, medalic issue

[Spurius Afranius]

Dear sears.

Three years ago a coin like that in attachment, a medalic issue from Antiocheia, Pisidia, 3nd Century A.D. was sold at a major international auctions. It was listed like a coin minted by Elagabalus in order to celebrate his victory over Macrinus.

From other side such types of coins usually listed as minted by Caracalla.

I will be so thankful if you will clarify the issue and provide me with a link with a picture of such coin listed in any catalog or auction.

Thank you in advance

[Pekka K]

Asia Minor:

http://www.asiaminorcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=9872

Pekka K

[Spurius Afranius]

Thank you for your prompt reply.

I saw the example you provided in that directory but it's not exactly the same as I listed.
Can you provide me with the similar to my type and the title Antoninus Pius Avg.?

Thank you

[benito]

Here a similar one. Victory left on reverse and legend Antoninus  Aug on obverse.
Lots of variants for this coin. Try Kryzanovska ( qepd)

[Pekka K]

Isegrim:

ERD:   AM
PRO:   PISIDIA
PO :   ANTIOCHEIA
PZ :   Between 211 and 212
TIL:   COL
   Obverse
VSL:   IMP CAE M AVR ANTONINVS PIVS AVG
VT :   PORTRAIT MAN R / CARACALLA
VA :   WREATH LAUREL / BEARD
   Reverse
RSL:   VICT DD NN COL ANTIOCH S R
RT :   WOMAN WALKING R(1) / NIKE(1)
RA :   TROPAION(1)
   Technical details
M  :   AE
GR :   35.56(1)
GEW:   21.93(1) / 25.6(2) / 26.83(3)
   Bibliographical references
ZIT:   KRZYZANOWSKA S165,CAR28.48(1-3) / BMC 18 S183,47(1)
VGL:   COLL WIEN(2) / SNG AUL 4938(3)

[Britannicus]

This looks like a portrait of Caracalla before he had a beard. That and the reverse type lead me to believe it's a coin of Caracalla. Here's a coin from my collection showing Caracalla without a beard:

[Britannicus]

This looks like a portrait of Caracalla before he had a beard. That and the reverse type lead me to believe its a coin of Caracalla. Here's a coin from my collection showing Caracalla without a beard: