CILICIA, Uncertain. Early-mid 4th century BC. AR 
Tetartemorion (5mm, 0.15 g, 4h). Facing lion’s head / 
Bearded head of satyr right within incuse circle. Troxell & 
Kagan 8; SNG France -; SNG Levante -. VF, toned.

From the Peter Lee Collection.
CNG 286, Lot: 151. Estimate $100.
Sold for $130. 
Re-used with permission of cngcoins.com.

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Note: The owner of a similar coin asked three coin 
dealers for help with the attribution of his own coin.

The seller in England described the coin as
"Rhegion ?, Silver Hemitetartemorion....4th. century BC.  
Lion's scalp facing.  Rev. Zeus? bust rt. Not found 
in any standard references! Very Rare.This tiny coin could 
be any of Samos, Lesbos, Messana etc."

First Numismatics cited this CNG coin and copied the 
the information from the CNG sale and added "not 
from Samos, Lesbos, Messana etc.".
 
Dionysos Coins, Hamburg said the coin "has not been 
correctly identified. It is a small silver coin from 
Asia Minor, Ionia to be more precise."

So there we have it. Babelon (Traité) does not list 
the coin under Cilicia, the Isegrim database does not list 
any AR coins with lion (any kind) on the obverse and a satyr 
on the reverse.