Otacilia Severa, Philip I and II, AE30.5 Tetrassaria of Damascus, Syria. 14,69g.

M OTAC SE-VERA AVG, diademed and draped bust right on crescent, ram's head right below.
IMPP DD NN PHILILPPIS AVGG (sic !), laureate, draped
and cuirassed bust right of Philip I facing radiate, 
draped, and cuirassed bust left of Philip II.

Sear GIC 3980; cf. Lindgren & Kovacs, 2149 (same reverse die).

Note: Without the ram's head on the obverse, one could 
believe that this is a Roman imperial coin. Cohen
attributes this AE type to Antioch. The attribution 
to Damascus is more logical due to a number of identical
dies from that town. 

With permission of cgb.fr. Oct. 2012.