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Æ15 - Syracuse

Issuer Syracuse
Year 214 BC - 212 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description A trident head depicted centrally, its tines rising prominently and flanked on each side by a dolphin swimming inward toward the shaft, forming a heraldic and symmetrical composition emblematic of Syracusan maritime power. Below the trident, the ethnic legend ΣΥΡΑΚΟΣΙΩΝ is disposed across two lines, divided as ΣΥΡ - ΑΚΟ above and ΣΙ - ΩΝ below. The overall design is compact and well-adapted to the small flan, consistent with issues of the final years of Syracusan autonomy.
Reverse script Greek
Reverse lettering ΣΥΡ - ΑΚΟ ΣΙ - ΩΝ
(Translation: Syracuse)
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