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1 Hemiobol Beast series

Issuer Populonia
Year 501 BC - 450 BC
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Currency Drachm (circa 550-450 BC)
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Obverse description Facing Gorgoneion (Medusa head) depicted in archaic style, rendered frontally within a plain circular border. The visage displays characteristic apotropaic features: large staring eyes, a broad flat nose, and a wide open mouth with protruding tongue. The head is framed by coiling serpentine locks radiating symmetrically around the face, rendered in low relief with fine engraved detail. The design fills the entire flan, consistent with the compact module of this early Populonian silver denomination.
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Reverse description Uniface; the reverse is entirely blank and uninscribed, showing only the irregular incuse surface resulting from the hammered striking process. The flan exhibits natural flow lines and granular texture characteristic of archaic Italian silver coinage of the early fifth century BC.
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Mint Populonia
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