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Mysia - Pergamon 200-0 BC AE AE21 8.19 g 2.11 cm 2.09 cm 1h

obverse: hd Asklepios r [ΣEΛEYKOY]
reverse: eagle l on thunderbolt, hd r Π-EP Γ-A MHNΩN
Sear GCV 2 3976
Munthandel G. Henzen list 208 (2010) 168. 

Another example
Sale: CNG 61, Lot: 260. Closing Date: Sep 25, 2002. MYSIA, Pergamon. BID Estimate $100
MYSIA, Pergamon. Circa 200-133 BC. 20mm (8.22 gm).
Head of Asklepios right / Eagle standing on thunderbolt.
SNG Copenhagen 379. VF, dark green-brown patina. ($100)
From the David Freedman Collection.

Because of the obverse ΣEΛEYKOY (Seleukos) the coin may be dated earlier.

The Pergamene Kingdom client stateof the Seleucid Empire
280-263 BCPhiletairos 305-281 BC Seleukos I
281-261 BC Antiochus I
262 The Pergamene Kingdom independent
263-241 BC Eumenes I
241-197 BC Attalos I, Soter
197-160 BC Eumenes II
160-138 BCAttalos II
138-133 BC Attalos III
133 BC Pergamon capital of
the Roman province of Asia