Æ24 - Marcus Aurelius ΕΠΙ ϹΤΡ Π ϹΑΛΩΝΙΟΥ (ΝΕΟΥ) ΕΛΑΙΤΩΝ

Elaea served as the port city of Pergamon, and by the Antonine period its civic coinage was largely a function of municipal prestige rather than commercial necessity — Pergamon's own mint dominated regional circulation. The magistrate name in the legend, Salonius (Neos), suggests a local official distinguishing himself from an elder relative of the same name, a naming convention that occasionally complicates die-series attribution for this city's bronzes.