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正面描述	Helmeted head of Athena facing right, wearing a crested Corinthian helmet adorned with a crest and cheek guards. The portrait is rendered in a bold, somewhat archaic provincial style typical of Sicilian bronze coinage of the late Hellenistic period. The hair is visible beneath the helmet, and the facial features are clearly articulated with a pronounced chin and defined eye. The field surrounding the bust is plain and unadorned.
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背面铭文	TYNΔAPITAN
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附加信息	Tyndaris was founded in 396 BC by Dionysius I of Syracuse as a strategic settlement on Sicily's northern coast, populated largely by survivors of the destroyed Messenian colony at Zanкle and Sicel refugees. By the late third century, the city had passed through Carthaginian pressure, Roman alliance, and the chaos of the Second Punic War — during which its loyalty to Rome proved consequential enough that Livy mentions it among the Sicilian communities that emerged from the conflict with their status intact. This bronze was struck in the immediate aftermath of that war, when Tyndaris remained a nominally free allied city under Roman hegemony rather than a stipendiary province town.

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