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Stater - Anti

Issuer Thebes
Year 363 BC - 338 BC
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Value Silver Stater (3)
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Obverse description Boeotian shield rendered in high relief at center, the characteristic curved cutouts at left and right sides clearly defined within a raised border. The convex boss of the shield dominates the field, with the incised outline of the shield's rim forming a precise inner circle. The surface exhibits the bold, sculptural relief typical of Theban coinage of the classical period, with no inscriptions or subsidiary devices.
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Reverse description Amphora with two prominent handles depicted in finely detailed relief at center, its body decorated with a band of vertical fluting at the neck and a row of dots below the rim. A small kantharos or vessel appears atop the lid, and a stylized dove or bird motif surmounts the finial. The magistrate's abbreviation AN TI, denoting the issuing authority Antiphanes or similar official, is inscribed in Greek letters to the left and right of the amphora in the field.
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Reverse lettering AN TI
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