Nikaia in Bithynia, 161-180 AD., Marcus Aurelius, Diassarion, unlisted.

Nikaia in Bithynia, Marcus Aurelius, 161-180 AD.,
Æ Diassarion (26-27 mm / 14,71 g),
Obv.: [AY K] M AYP - ANTΩNEINOC , laureate and cuirassed bust of Marcus Aurelius right.
Rev.: NIKA - IEΩN , youthful Dionysos (or Liber / Bacchus) standing, facing, raising his right arm over his head and placing hand on top of his head, holding long filleted thyrsos; to left, at his feet, panther seated left, his head turned back to right, [placing fore-paw on cantharos?].
RPC online - (for rev. cf. temp. no. 5960, Faustina Junior; for obverse die temp. no. 5523) ; Waddington, Rec. Gén 1/3, - (cf. 418, 155 (Pl. LXx, 20) for obverse die) ; Weiser - (obv same dies as nos. 12, 13) .