Æ19 - Gordian III ΚΙΒΥΡΑΤΩΝ

Cibyra, a Phrygian city elevated by Augustus to head its own judicial conventus, struck prolifically under the Severans and their successors. Under Gordian III the city's bronze output expanded considerably — Gordian's reign, though brief, coincided with a period of relative stability in Asia Minor that kept provincial mints active and civic bronze in circulation. The conventus system meant Cibyra's issues served a regional administrative function beyond the city itself.

The reference VII.1#668 places this within Aulock's corpus of Pisidian and neighboring coinages.