This is a *rare* AE16 coin from Lydia, Philadelphia, dating to the reign of Caligula (37–41 A.D.). Featuring a unique design with Artemon and the seated figure of Agrippina, this piece offers a fascinating glimpse into provincial coinage during early Imperial Rome. Please note that the condition is weaker, with some wear and surface irregularities, which is typical for coins of this age. Despite this, the coin remains an important and valuable artifact due to its rarity and historical context. It captures an intriguing aspect of regional life under Caligula, with imagery that highlights the prominence of Agrippina and local cults. An excellent addition for collectors interested in Roman provincial coinage, early imperial history, or Greek-Roman regional artifacts. Its rarity and connection to Caligula’s reign make it a significant piece, even in less-than-perfect condition. Secure this rare Lydia Philadelphia AE16 coin today and own a distinctive relic from one of Rome’s most intriguing imperial periods.