
GREEK. Euboea. Histiaia. AR Tetrobol.
Lot 546 · Consigned by Carmelo's Ancient Coins
Description
Denomination: AR Tetrobol (~1.97g; diameter ~14 mm)
Mint: Histiaia, Euboea, Greece
Obverse: Head of the local eponymous nymph Histiaia right, hair rolled and bound in an ivy or vine wreath with berry clusters, wearing drop earring and necklace.
Reverse: The nymph Histiaia seated right on the adorned stern of a galley, resting her hand on the deck and holding a stylis (naval standard/trophy mast) across her body.
Legend: ΙΣΤΙ-ΑΙΕΩΝ (Histiaeōn — "of the Histiaians"), often accompanied by various magistrate monograms, symbols (such as a trident, wing, or star), or prow decorations.