Æ24 - Hadrian ΑΔΡΙΑΝΩΝ ΠΡΟϹ ΟΛΥΝΠ

Hadriani ad Olympum was a city in Mysia whose very name commemorated its founder — Hadrian established or refounded it during his extensive tours of the eastern provinces, a program of civic benefaction that reshaped the urban map of Asia Minor more thoroughly than any emperor since Augustus. The city's association with Mount Olympus in Mysia gave it a distinct local identity, separate from the better-known Bithynian Olympus to the north.

Issues from this mint are rare survivals; the city's modest scale meant limited bronze production, and the conventus of Adramyteum oversaw a region where civic coinage was never prolific.