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Æ20

Issuer Vibo Valentia
Year 193 BC - 150 BC
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Currency Drachm
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Obverse description Diademed head of Juno facing right, rendered in low relief with a modest diadem and flowing hair secured at the nape; the goddess is depicted in the Hellenistic tradition typical of South Italian coinage. A control mark in the form of the letter S appears in the left field behind the head. The flan shows characteristic irregular casting edges and a fine green patina consistent with bronze issues of Bruttian Vibo Valentia.
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Obverse lettering VALENCIA
Reverse description Central device of a double cornucopia (dikeras), the twin horns curving symmetrically outward and overflowing with fruit, rendered in bold relief. To the left of the cornucopia, the control letter S appears in the field, while a six-rayed star is positioned to the upper right. The Latin colonial legend VALENCIA is inscribed around the lower portion of the design, identifying the issuing city of Vibo Valentia in Bruttium.
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