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Tetradrachm

Issuer Segesta
Year 390 BC - 385 BC
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Value Tetradrachm (20)
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Reverse description The eponymous hero and hunter Aigestes (Acestes) is depicted nude, standing to the right with his left foot raised and resting upon a rock; a pileus hangs from his neck, and he holds two hunting spears over his left shoulder. Two hounds occupy the lower field: one at bay to the right and the other crouching to the right, sniffing at an ithyphallic herm positioned to the right of the composition. The scene is executed in a vigorous, naturalistic style consistent with Sicilian civic coinage of the early 4th century BC.
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Mint Segesta
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