Æ29 - Philip I ΑΝΤΙΟΧΕΩΝ

Philip I's five-year reign saw provincial bronze production across Asia Minor surge as the emperor worked to maintain loyalty in the eastern cities following his controversial peace with Shapur I — a treaty that many Romans considered outright capitulation. Antioch ad Maeandrum, a small Carian city on the Maeander river, was among the mints that struck in his name, though its output was modest and surviving specimens are genuinely scarce.

The city fell within the conventus of Alabanda, one of the judicial districts Rome used to administer western Asia Minor.