Watch List notes:

Marcus Aurelius as Caesar. AE 29; Marcus Aurelius as Caesar; 139-161 AD, Trapezopolis, Caria, 161 AD, AE 29, 15.84g. RPC temp-11702, citing our coin only, in both its cleaned and uncleaned state. Obv: Μ ΑVΡΗΛΙΟϹ ΟVΗΡΟϹ ΚΑΙϹΑΡ Bust bare-headed, draped r. Rx: ΔΙΑ Μ ΚΑΡΜΙΝΙΟV ΚΛΑVΔ[ΙΑΝΟV] around, ΤΡΑΠЄΖΟΠΟ / ΛЄITΩN in two lines in exergue; Capitoline Triad: Zeus Lydios standing l. holding eagle and scepter, facing Hera standing r. holding patera (?) and scepter; behind Zeus, Athena standing r., head l., helmeted and with aegis on breast, r. hand extended downward, holding spear and round shield with l. hand. From the Mark Gibbons Collection, ex Roma E70, 7 May 2020, lot 961 (cleaned) and ex Naumann E75, 3 March 2019, lot 524 (before cleaning). Apparently unique, and unknown before the Naumann sale of 2019. Probably struck in 161 AD, since Marcus Aurelius is still only Caesar on this coin, but the same magistrate also struck coins at Attuda for Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus as joint emperors: see Leschhorn, Lexikon, p. 593.. VF