Eresos (BC 100-0) AE 16

1st century BC. AE16 - Dichalkon (2.00g, 1h). Gorgoneion facing / [Ð„P]Ð„CI Î©N, winged kerykeion. VF, green patina. Perhaps the second known, and the only in private hands (von Aulock specimen now in British Museum).

Ralli-Photopoulou and Lagos suggest the possibility that the obverse might represent Hermes, given the kerykeion (caduceus) on the reverse.

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City/Mint name:	Eresos
Keywords:	bronze / hellenistic
References:	Ralli-Photopoulou and Lagos, â€œThe Coinage of Eresos,â€ NK 20, Series X, fig. 40 = SNG von Aulock 1736 (same dies); HGC 6, -
Valuation:	CNG Elec. Auc. 288 (10/2012), lot 209 ($1,300 + comm)
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