The Abbaetae-Mysi were a Mysian people living in estern Phrygia; their mint was probably at Ankyra
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| BMC 1 | Mysia, The Abbaeti AE20. ca 190-133 BC. Diademed head of Zeus right / MYΣΩN-ABBAITΩN above & below thunderbolt, all in laurel wreath. BMC 1; Mionnet 2; SNG Cop 1. | Text | Image |
| BMC 4 | Abbaitis, Phrygia. 2nd-1st c. BC. AE 20mm; 6.0g. Laureate head of Zeus right / MYΣΩN-ABBAITΩN above and below winged thunderbolt, all within wreath. MYHN monogram below. BMC 4. | Text | Image |
| BMC 8 | Abbaitis, Phrygia. AE, 4.74 gr. Head of Herakles right, in lionskin / lionskin draped over club. Magistrate's name above, ABBA and MYH monogram below, all within wreath. BMC 8. | Text | Image |
| BMC 9 | Abbaitis, Phrygia. AE16, 2nd-1st centuries BC. Laureate head of Apollo right / MYΣΩN ABBA and monogram above and beneath labrys (double-axe), all within wreath. BMC 9-10. | Text | Image |
| SNG Kikpe 1233 | Abbaetai, Phrygia ? AE. 1.05 g. 2-3rd c. BC. Bearded head right, possibly Poseidon. / ABBAE..below, bipennis above a fish right. SNG Kikpe I 1233. | Text | Image |
