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Hemilitra
| Issuer | Himera |
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| Year | 420 BC - 407 BC |
| Type | Standard circulation coin |
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| Reverse description | Nike, winged goddess of victory, depicted in flight moving to the left, her drapery rendered in flowing folds consistent with the late Classical Sicilian style. She extends her right arm forward holding a fillet, while her wings are spread wide behind her. To the left of the figure, six pellets arranged in a triangular grouping serve as the value mark denoting the hemilitron denomination. The partial ethnic inscription IME appears in the lower left field, an abbreviated form of the city name HIMERA rendered in Greek characters. |
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| Reverse lettering | IME |
| Edge | Plain |
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