Side in Pamphylia, 218-222 AD., Julia Soaemias, Æ31, SNG Paris 834.

Side in Pamphylia, Julia Soaemias,
Æ31 (30-31 mm / 20.01 g), 218-222 AD,
Obv.: IOYΛ COAI - MIΔA CEB , draped bust right.
Rev.: CI - ΔH - TΩN , table surmounted by prize-urn containing two palms, on both sides small bags of money; below, amphora.
SNG Paris 834 (same dies) .

thanks to Curtis Clay for providing the reference

The elder daughter of Julia Maesa, Julia Soaemias was the mother of Elagabalus. She shared Elagabalus´ fate in March 222, when both were murdered in the praetorian camp.