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Komama (AD 138-161) AE 27 - Antoninus Pius620 viewsAntoninus Pius, 138-161 AD. AE27 (9.65g). Laureate head right / Founder plowing left, goading yoked oxen. Near VF, green patina. Wagner Coll.
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Komama (AD 161-180) AE 33 – Marcus Aurelius463 viewsMarcus Aurelius, 161-180 AD. AE33 (19.82g). Bust laureate, draped, and cuirassed left / Zeus standing left, holding patera and scepter; small altar and small eagle at his feet. Fine or better, a bit encrusted. Very rare. Only two specimens known to von Aulock, both from the same obverse die but a different reverse die. The reverse die of this coin is new and previously unknown.
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Komama (AD 222-235) AE 25 - Severus Alexander182 viewsSeverus Alexander, 222-235 AD. AE25 (6.92g). IMP SEV ALEXANDRO AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right / COL COMAME, colonist plowing with yoke of oxen left. Rare. gVF.
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Komama (AD 222-235) AE 34 - Severus Alexander176 viewsSeverus Alexander, 222-235 AD. AE34 (12.52g, 6h). IMP CAES M AVR SEV ALEXANDRO PIV AVG, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / COL IVL AVG I F COMAMENO, Zeus seated left, holding Nike and scepter. VF, tan surfaces, minor roughness. This coin the only example cited in von Aulock’s 1970 catalog of the mint. Spradling Coll. Ex Robert Hecht Coll.
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Komama (AD 236-238) AE 21 - Maximus365 viewsMaximus, Caesar, 236-238 AD. AE21 (3.98g). Draped bust, bare head right / COL COM-AMECИ, female goddess standing left holding phiale. Rare, very fine.
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Komama (AD 238-244) AE 19 - Gordian III162 viewsGordian III, 238-244 AD. AE19 (4.61g, 6h). [I]MP CA [M] ANT O[C]RDIANO, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right / COL COMAMEN, veiled female deity standing facing, head right, holding patera. VF. Some encrustations.
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Komama (AD 244-249) AE 19 - Otacilia Severa332 viewsOtacilia Severa, Augusta, 244-249 AD. AE19 (4.18g, 12h). Diademed and draped bust right / COL CO-MAMEΩ, Female deity standing facing, head right, wearing long veil, holding patera. VF, dark brown patina, some cleaning scratches. Unpublished in the standard references.
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Komama (AD 247-249) AE 26 - Philip II260 viewsPhilip II, 247-249 AD. AE26 (7.04g). IMP C M IVL SEVER PHILLIPPVAS AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right / COL COMAMEN, Aquila between two signa. Very rare. GVF.
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Komama (AD 250-251) AE 17 - Herennius Etruscus355 viewsHerennius Etruscus, 250-251 AD. AE17 (2.74g). Draped, laureate, cuirassed bust right / COL CO-MAMEN, Goddess in long dress and long veil over kalathos standing right, holding patera in outstretched left hand. Green patina, gVF. Rare. Righetti coll.
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Komama (BC 27-14 AD) AE 18 - Augustus404 viewsAugustus, 27 BC-14 AD. AE18 (6.16g). IMP CAESAR DIVI [F AVGVSTVS COS VIII], bare head of Caesar / T-VOMAN - M- MEMM - FLAM - QVINQ-ITER, twin goddesses with kalathos seated facing. Very fine.
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Komama (BC 100-0) AE 14382 views1st century BC. AE14 (2.93g). Laureate head of Zeus right / Lion standing left, KO in exergue. Choice very fine.
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Komama (BC 100-0) AE 14559 views1st cent BC. AE14 (2.29g, 12h). Laureate heads of two bearded men right / Lion springing right, KO in exergue. Dark green-brown patina, VF/aEF.
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Komama (BC 100-0) AE 15468 views1st cent BC. AE15 (1.92g). Laureate heads of two bearded men right / Lion springing right, KO in exergue. Green patina, aEF. Gutknecht coll.
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Komama (BC 100-0) AE 15524 views1st cent BC. AE15 (2.90g). Laureate head of Zeus right / Lion standing left, KO in exergue. Fine dark green patina, EF. Gutknecht coll.
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Komama (BC 100-0) Hemidrachm551 views1st century BC. AR Hemidrachm (13mm, 1.54g, 12h). Diademed head of Artemis right; K to left / ΚΟΜΑ-ΜΕΩÎ, long torch. Good VF, find patina, minor edge porosity. Extremely rare, fewer than 10 known.
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Komama (BC 100-0) Hemidrachm666 views1st century BC. AR Hemidrachm (1.95g, 12h). Diademed head of Artemis right; K behind / KOMA-MEΩN, long torch. Good VF, toned, a hint of porosity, minor flat strike on reverse. Extremely rare.
This coin is from the only known silver coinage of Komama, of which only the von Aulock specimen is published (but not in his sylloge). Along with this issue of silver, an extensive series of bronze was struck during the 1st century BC, before the city came under Roman control.
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