Asarion - Gepaepyris Panticapaeum

Gepaepyris ruled the Bosporan Kingdom jointly with her son Mithridates III following the death of Aspurgus around 38 AD, a regency arrangement that was almost certainly contested — Rome's interest in the region meant dynastic transitions rarely went unobserved by Claudius's court. Her independent coinage from Panticapaeum is exceptionally brief, confined to a window of two or three years before Mithridates assumed sole authority.

RPC I 1907 places this issue within a tightly sequenced group, and surviving specimens are notably scarcer than those of her co-regent son.