Pontos, Heracleopolis (as Sebastopolis)
Geta, as Caesar, CY 208 = 205/6 CE
Tetrassarion Orichalcum, 28mm, 13.02g, 5
Λ ϹΕΠΤΙ ΓΕΤΑϹ Κ Bare-headed, draped and cuirassed bust of Geta to right, seen from behind.
Rev. CЄB[AC] – ΗΡΑΚΛЄΟ / ЄΤ Η[C] Statue of Herakles, holding club in his right hand and lion skin in his left, within central niche of a stoa between two tetrastyle temples.
Amandry & Rémy, Sebastopolis 48 (D17/R43). RPC V.3 online 84398
Ex MST Collection of architectural Roman Provincial coins
Although not all statues and temples depicted on coins actually existed, since some were symbolic, I find it difficult to believe that a city called Heracleopolis wouldn’t have a statue of Herakles somewhere. Thus, my belief is this statue actually existed.
Was it surrounded by two temples? Maybe, maybe not. It’s also unknown who sculpted it, since little is known of the ancient city.