Need help with bigger roman or greek ancient coin

Ive got here an copper/ bronze coin 

The obverse has an Head and text along the line of “NO KINrM” then i cant decheiper the rest

The reverse is a shield or bowl  with the following text "iA Ω  N Tp" i cant read the rest

It weights 4.36g

Lenght is 21.60-23.45mm

 Pictures cropped. No idea which way round for second one, so gave it four tries > 

ZacUK

 Pictures cropped. No idea which way round for second one, so gave it four tries > 

 

 

 

 

 

 

thanks for the cropping i think its either picture 1 or 3 of the reverse thats the right alingment for the coin

Anyone else have any idea on this one?

From the obverse and the size, I'd say 3rd century antoninianus, but I wouldn't begin to guess who is on it.

I've never seen a reverse like that at all. Usually the reverses have people/gods on them. Maybe its a Roman provincial rather than a Roman imperial coin? Still odd, but I know them far less. Also, I'm wondering if the lettering is Greek, rather than Latin, which would definitely make it a provincial coin. 

cassienbeyer

From the obverse and the size, I'd say 3rd century antoninianus, but I wouldn't begin to guess who is on it.

I've never seen a reverse like that at all. Usually the reverses have people/gods on them. Maybe its a Roman provincial rather than a Roman imperial coin? Still odd, but I know them far less. Also, I'm wondering if the lettering is Greek, rather than Latin, which would definitely make it a provincial coin. 

Its garaunteed to be greek lettering so provincial 

I'm so sorry. For whatever reason, I didn't see the part of your original post which showed Greek letters. I apologize.

cassienbeyer

I'm so sorry. For whatever reason, I didn't see the part of your original post which showed Greek letters. I apologize.

No worries

Anyone have any good sources on roma  provincials?

I've never used it,  but this exists

https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/

Terrazone

 

The reverse is a shield or bowl

 

Hello,

It is an agonistic prize urn containing two palm frond.

Terrazone

 

The reverse is a shield or bowl  with the following text "iA Ω  N Tp" i cant read the rest

 

The two last letters are necessarily the -ΩN ; which termination means “[coin] of the citiezens of”.

Quiquengrogne

Terrazone

 

The reverse is a shield or bowl  with the following text "iA Ω  N Tp" i cant read the rest

 

The two last letters are necessarily the -ΩN ; which termination means “[coin] of the citiezens of”.

Ah so its like a celebratory minted coin then? 

Terrazone

 

Ah so its like a celebratory minted coin then? 

Yes, concerning a sporting event.

Your coin could be from Thyateira (if writen ΘYATEIΡHNΩN) or Nicaea (if NIKAIEΩN) or from one of several other cities.

Quiquengrogne

Your coin could be from Thyateira (if writen ΘYATEIΡHNΩN) or Nicaea (if NIKAIEΩN) or from one of several other cities.

Which side of the coin whould that text be on?

Terrazone

 

Which side of the coin whould that text be on?

On the reverse.

I think that your coin is for Gallienus, as I seem to read [ΛI]KIN ΓAΛ[ΛIH]NOC on the obverse.

Quiquengrogne

Terrazone

 

Which side of the coin whould that text be on?

On the reverse.

 

I think that your coin is for Gallienus, as I seem to read [ΛI]KIN ΓAΛ[ΛIH]NOC on the obverse.

Yeah your likely right on the obverse 

Gonna see if i can get a better read on the reverse then

As for the reverse i can make out 5 letters or characters Letter looking like a T P X N A

Ive tried my best to translate over what i can see on the coin 

TPΨΛA

PSI can also be CHI or OMEGA in above

ALPHA can also be another LAMBDA in above