This catalogue contains silver-plated Kelenderis and Nagidos staters, but no silver-plated lower denominations. However, this method of coin counterfeiting was also applied to Cilician fractions in antiquity, as the examples below show. It cannot therefore be ruled out that silver-plated third staters or fractions imitating the known production of some mints in Cilicia Trachea will appear over time.

Denomination:	AR/AE obol (0.5 g, 9.8 mm)
Type:	obv.: Baaltars seated right, holding lotus-tipped scepter in right hand, grain ear and grapes in left; rev.: laureate head of Apollo left.
Credit:	Bay Numismatics B.V (Schiedam, Netherlands), Online Auction 14 (14 June 2025), Lot 122 (biddr.com URL)
Prototype:	uncertain Cilician mint (SNG Levante, 222; SNG France 2, 481)

Denomination:	AR/AE obol (0.49 g, 8 mm)
Type:	obv.: Crowned and bearded head right (of Persian Great King?); rev.: forepart of Pegasos right.
Credit:	Biga Numismatics, Online Auction 22 (2 September 2023), Lot 180 (biddr.com URL)
Prototype:	uncertain Cilician mint (SNG Levante, 232; SNG France 2, 482, 483 and 484)

Denomination:	AR/AE obol (0.63 g, 10 mm)
Type:	obv.: Crowned and bearded head right (of Persian Great King?); rev.: forepart of Pegasos right.
Credit:	Savoca Coins, 92nd Blue Auction (19 December 2020), Lot 886 (acsearch.info URL)
Prototype:	uncertain Cilician mint (SNG Levante, 232; SNG France 2, 482, 483 and 484)

Denomination:	AR/AE obol (0.62 g, 9 mm)
Type:	obv.: Helmeted and bearded head of warrior (Ares?) left; in left field, ΤΕ rev.: head of female left, wearing tripartite crown.
Credit:	Savoca Coins, 139th Blue Auction (31 July 2022), Lot 294 (acsearch.info URL)
Prototype:	uncertain Cilician mint (Göktürk 50; Klein 1999, p. 77, no. 648 var. – without inscription on the obverse; SNG Berry, 1310 var. – without inscription on the obverse; SNG Levante, 214 – tetartemorion)

Denomination:	AR/AE obol (0.49 g, 10 mm)
Type:	obv.: Helmeted head of Athena left; rev.: shield; characters in the left and right fields (possibly a retrograde imitation of the letter Β in the left field).
Credit:	N&N London Ltd, Online Auction 13 (26 February 2023), Lot 144 (acsearch.info URL)
Prototype:	Tarsos, Balakros, Satrap of Cilicia, 333–323 BC (Athena’s head is turned to the right on official coins: SNG Levante, 123; SNG France 2, 489a and 489b)