Asia Minor, Uncertain Mint, AR Hemibol, Circa 5th Century BC, Corinthian Helmet / Amphora – RRR

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Greek, Asia Minor, Uncertain Mint, AR Hemibol (silver, 0.18g, 7.5mm), Circa 5th Century BC
Obv: Crested Corinthian helmet to left
Rev: Amphora within dotted square, all within incuse square
Ref: This coin could be a variant of SNG Kayhan 1137;  MK 1467 (tentative attribution; helmet right) Rarity/Choice: Rare, aVF
Note: The Corinthian helmet, possibly symbolizes protection or military strength. The helmet was a common piece of armor used by ancient Greek soldiers. The amphora was a vessel used for storage and transportation, suggesting the importance of trade and commerce in the region. This coin provides insights into the cultural and economic aspects of Asia Minor during this period, highlighting its ties to warfare and trade. (limited information available)

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