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17C032 Head of young Heracles in lion's skin r. / Aetolia seated right on Macedonian and Gallic shields. BMC 265. One of the first issues in central Greece with obverse representing Heracles wearing lion's skin, this coin may be considered a memorial to the routs of Macedonians and Gauls. Its reverse is possibly modeled on a statue set up in Delphi of Aetolia as an armed woman seated on a pile of Gallic shields. Rare. |
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Catalogue XVII
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Greek |
Judaean |
Persis |
Roman |
Gussage All Saints Hoard |
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