Pergamon, Mysia, AE21. ca 133-27 BC. 8.29 g. 

Laureate head of Asklepios right.
P-ER G-A MHNWN in two lines across fields and beneath eagle 
standing left on thunderbolt, head turned right, wings spread.

BMC 144-146; SNG Stockholm 2105-2106; SNG Cop 379; Weber Weber 5189.

With permission of Numismatik Naumann auction 61, Lot 166, Jan. 2018.

Although the reverses of many Greek coins often have an 
affinity to the person on the obverse, in this case on 
most coins it would be the head of Zeus and his eagle, all 
sources describe the person on the obverse of this coin as Asklepios.