Obol

正面描述	Head of Hermes facing left, wearing a petasos (broad-brimmed traveller's hat) with the brim rendered in low relief above the brow. The facial features are modelled in the archaic-to-early-classical transitional style, with a finely delineated eye, prominent nose, and slightly parted lips. The neck is bare, and a short queue or hair strand falls behind the ear. The style is characteristic of Arkadian mint workmanship of the early fourth century BC.
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背面描述	A kerykeion (caduceus) depicted centrally in the field, with two entwined serpents rising from the staff and their heads arching outward at the top, rendered in sturdy relief. To the left of the kerykeion, the ethnic inscription ΦΕΝΙ is distributed vertically in the field. To the right, a branch — likely laurel or olive — extends diagonally, adding a subsidiary decorative element. The composition is typical of the civic coinage of Pheneos, associating the city's patron deity Hermes with his iconic attribute.
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背面铭文	ΦΕΝΙ
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