Antiochia ad Meandrum in Caria, 041-054 AD, Claudius, AE 18-19, RPC 2836.

Antioch Ad Meandrum in Caria, Claudius, donated by the city government under magistrate Myon, AE 18-19 / Trichalkon, 4,62 g, 41-54 AD
Obv.: TIBEPIOΣ KΛAYΔIO-Σ ΣEBAΣTOΣ , laureate head of Claudius right
Rev.: MYΩNOΣ ΣYNAPXIA ANTIOXEΩN , Nike advancing right, with palm branch held out in front
RPC 2836 (4 specimens listed)

Antioch Ad Meandrum had produced a small issue of tetradrachms, drachms and bronze coins in the second century BC. In the early imperial period there were a number of issues, mostly known from unique specimens.