Sebastopolis in Caria, 200-230 AD., pseudoautonomous issue, Æ 23, BMC 5.

Sebastopolis in Caria, pseudoautonomous issue, 200-230 AD.,
Æ 23 (22-23 mm / 6,50 g),
Obv.: ΔHMOC , head facing right.
Rev.: CЄBACTO - ΠOΛЄITΩN , Goddess (Artemis?), wearing long chiton, veil and polos, standing facing; her r. arm bent beneath her breast, her l. hanging at her side .
BMC 18, 146, 5 ; SNG Cop. 464 (1) ; coll. Huber 621 (1) .

Sebastopolis, the modern Kizilje, was a town on the road from Apollonia Salbace to Cibyra. Its coinage is quasi-autonomous and Imperial, Vespasian to Mamaea.