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Tetradrachm - Kaphisokles son of Euarchos

Issuer Laodikeia (Phrygia)
Year 49 BC - 48 BC
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Technique Hammered
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Reverse description Two upwardly coiling serpents rise symmetrically from the lower field, their bodies intertwined in the central register, with heads facing outward. Between the serpent heads appears a hexastyle round temple rendered in architectural detail, its pediment surmounted by a standing figure of Athena. To the right of the composition, a winged caduceus is depicted as a subsidiary symbol. The field carries the magistrate's name ΚΑΦΙΣΟΚΛΗΣ ΕΥΑΡΧΟΥ in Greek lettering alongside Latin administrative titles referencing his role as a Roman proconsular official, reflecting the bilingual character of late Republican cistophoric coinage.
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Reverse lettering C FAN PONT PRO Β ΛΑΟ ΚΑΦΙΣΟΚΛΗΣ ΕΥΑΡΧΟΥ
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