Tiberius provincial? - Help ID

[Crassus]

Tiberius provincial? - Help ID, please?

23mm. - 6,1 grs

thank you for your help

[Meepzorp]

Hi Young,

Is the reverse figure holding a trident? I can't tell for certain. If yes, then it is probably Poseidon.

Meepzorp

[Akropolis]

Looks like Hadrian…to my old eyes.
Can’t make out the city.
PeteB

[Crassus]

I see in obverse .....AVΓOVCTOC and in reverse ...PVMIKO....

[Mark Fox]

Dear Young, Meepzorp, PeteB, and Board,

Good reading, Young!  The obverse should indeed read "[...ΑΔΡ]ΙΑΝΟC ΑΥΓΟΥCΤΟC."  For the reverse, I also tend to concur with the letters you read, which have led me to Bruzus and the suspected magistrate Roufeinos Drumikos ("ΡΟΥΦΕ[...] ΔΡΥΜΙΚΟΥ"):     

https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/3/2594

https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/3/2595

https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/3/2595B

Your coin would fit neatly into the denomination system for Bruzus during Hadrian's reign.  Also, the first letter after the magistrate's name could well be a beta.  That being all said, I don't feel completely confident in this attribution yet (I feel as if I have seen the obverse die before...), but there is nevertheless a fair amount of evidence here to support Bruzus as a good possibility.

Hope this helps!


Best regards,

Mark Fox
Michigan   

[shanxi]

Hadrian, Bruzus, Zeus standing and  ΔΡΥΜΙΚΟY

https://collections.mfa.org/objects/260133/coin-of-bruzus-with-bust-of-hadrian;jsessionid=86B55015CBB2453A409463D00FDBC4AE

[Crassus]

Thank you for all support, you are the best