Aeolis, Kyme, AR Hemiobol, Circa 4th Century BC, Horse / Floral

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Greek, Aeolis, Kyme, AR Hemiobol (silver, 0.3g, 6.4mm), Circa 4th Century BC
Obv: Forepart of horse to right
Rev: Floral pattern
Ref: SNG Copenhagen 34; SNG von Aulock 7692 var Rarity/Choice: Common, aVF (darkly toned with some rough surface)
Note: Aeolis, an ancient region in western Anatolia, was home to several important cities, including Kyme. Kyme was a prominent Greek city-state known for its maritime trade and cultural significance. The coins minted in Kyme often reflected the city’s identity and values, featuring various symbols and images.  Horse depiction were a common motif symbolizing strength, speed, and vitality. These coins were an integral part of Kyme’s economy and identity, serving as a means of exchange in regional trade and reflecting the city’s proud equestrian heritage.  Floral patterns, often depicted symbolize the city’s connection to nature and its appreciation for beauty and aesthetics. The floral motifs reflect Kyme’s rich agricultural heritage and its contribution to the flourishing trade networks of ancient Anatolia.

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