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Tetradrachm

Issuer Entella
Year 320 BC - 300 BC
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Reference(s) HGC 2#287, Jenkins P3#215
Obverse description Facing left, the wreathed and elegantly coiffed head of a female divinity — most likely a nymph or Persephone — rendered in the fine Sicilian engraving tradition of the late 4th century BC. The hair is elaborately dressed with a beaded diadem or wreath, with loose wavy locks cascading behind and over the neck. A pendant earring with a drop element is visible at the ear. The modelling of the face is sensitively executed, with full lips, a delicate nose, and a slightly downcast eye, reflecting the influence of the Syracusan die-cutting school.
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Reverse lettering 𐤀𐤍𐤈𐤋𐤀
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Mint Entella
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