Hemiobol

Tragilos was a small Macedonian coastal settlement on the Strymon river, and its independent coinage — of which this hemiobol is among the most diminutive examples — ceased entirely after Philip II absorbed the region into the Macedonian kingdom in the mid-fourth century. The city's numismatic output is sparse enough that even individual die links across surviving specimens have been studied to estimate total production, which was almost certainly modest by any measure.