Sicily. Segesta. Circa 410-400 BC. Trias (converted from heavy hexas) (Bronze, 20.68 mm, 7.92 g). Head of nymph Aigeste left, hair tied up into a chignon back of the neck with broad diadem; border of dots. Rev. Hound standing right on exergue line; four punched circles around (mark of value); all within a shallow circular incuse. Hurter -. Cf. Bérend Group B, pl. VII, 10 = Calciati CNS I, 294, 6 (hexas). Buceti 63 (same dies). HGC 2, 1181 (same reverse die). Light green patina. Slightly smoothed on the obverse. Good Very Fine. Extremely Rare Variant, known in very few specimens.Ex Astarte VII, 10 October 2001, lot 95.

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Sicily. Segesta. Circa 410-400 BC. Trias (converted from heavy hexas) (Bronze, 20.68 mm, 7.92 g). Head of nymph Aigeste left, hair tied up into a chignon back of the neck with broad diadem; border of dots. Rev. Hound standing right on exergue line; four punched circles around (mark of value); all within a shallow circular incuse. Hurter -. Cf. Bérend Group B, pl. VII, 10 = Calciati CNS I, 294, 6 (hexas). Buceti 63 (same dies). HGC 2, 1181 (same reverse die). Light green patina. Slightly smoothed on the obverse. Good Very Fine. Extremely Rare Variant, known in very few specimens.

Ex Astarte VII, 10 October 2001, lot 95.

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