This catalogue includes silver-plated staters of Kelenderis and Nagidos but no silver-plated lower denominations. However, as the examples below show, this method of counterfeiting coins was also applied to Cilician fractions in antiquity. Further examples may therefore come to light, including silver-plated third staters or other fractions imitating known issues of mints in Cilicia Trachea.

Denomination:	AR/AE obol (0.5 g, 9.8 mm)
Type:	obv.: Baaltars seated right, holding a lotus-tipped sceptre in his right hand and an ear of grain and a bunch of grapes in his 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 male head right, possibly representing the Persian Great King; rev.: Forepart of Pegasos right.
Credit:	Biga Numismatics, Online Auction 22 (2 September 2023), Lot 180 (acsearch.info 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 male head right, possibly representing the 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 a warrior (Ares?) left; in left field, ΤΕ; rev.: Female head left, wearing a 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 an inscription on the obverse]; SNG Berry, 1310 var. [without an 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; unidentified characters in the left and right fields; the character in the left field may be a retrograde imitation of Β.
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 faces right on the official coins: SNG Levante, 123; SNG France 2, 489a and 489b).