Campania, Neapolis (275-250 BC) Nomos (Man-headed bull reverse)

Excellent example with a particularly well-rendered nymph.  Only flaw is the bull head is slightly cut off which is unfortunately common for this type, would otherwise be a $1000+ coin. A masterpiece of Magna Graecia, minted just as Rome was beginning to dominate the region.

Campania, Neapolis (275-250 BC)

AR Nomos or didrachm (7.27 gr, 21mm, 9h)

O: Head of nymph Parthenope to left, her hair in band; TAP behind neck, EYΞ below    R: Man-headed bull standing to

right, head facing; above, Nike flying to right, crowning

bull EΠI below; ΝΕΟΠΟΛΙ[ΤΩΝ] in exergue

Sambon 484; HN Italy 586