| Province | Cilicia |
| City | Aegeae |
| Size (mm) | 25 |
| Weight (g) | 11.55 |
| Die Axis | 5 |
| Tariff | - |
| Governor | - |
| Ob. Leg. | AVT K M OP CEV MAKPINOC KAI ΔIAΔOVMENIAN |
| Ob. Desc. | Confronted busts of Macrinus on left, and Diadumenian on right; Macrinus radiate, draped and cuirassed, Diadumenian draped and cuirassed |
| Meaning | Imperator, Caesar, Marcus Opellius Severus Macrinus, Caesar Diadumenianus |
| Rev. Leg. | MAKRINOVΠ M EV AΓEΩN | Rev. Desc. | Wreathed head of Dionysus right; thyrsos over shoulder, grapes before | Meaning | (coin) of the city of Macrinus, for people of Macedonian decent, wellborn, noble, loyal and true, of the people of Aegeae – Honouring the god of wine and good times, and guardian of the spiritual wellbeing | References; | Collection; SNG Levante -; SNG France 2, 2347, Mionnet Vol. 2; No.31, p.541; C/m Howgego-. | Notes: | Countermarks: 2, Bust right and uncertain. The oval countermark (between M & D) is Howgego 100, described as bust right. It probably depicts Elagabalus or possibly Severus Alexander. Howgego lists 11 specimens of this countermark, 1 of which on a Macrinus/Diadumenian coin. The countermark in the rectangular punch (behind D) is probably Howgego 200, of which only 3 specimens are noted. It is described as Tyche, turreted right. Two of these three listed by Howgego are of Diadumenian. Howgego lists only one coin that combines H100 and H200. |