Æ24 - Gordian III ΟΚΟΚΛΙΕΩΝ

Ococleia was a minor Phrygian settlement whose civic coinage essentially begins and ends with the Severan and early Gordian periods — the city minted for a narrow window and then disappears from the numismatic record entirely. The ethnic ΟΚΟΚΛΙΕΩΝ is itself a point of scholarly interest, as the city's name appears in few ancient literary sources, leaving coin legends among the primary evidence for its Greek transliteration.

This piece falls within the Conventus of Apamea, the Roman administrative district whose assizes governed a string of interior Phrygian communities largely absent from imperial attention.