Tetrobol

Mylasa, an inland Carian city under Persian-period influence, produced coinage in a regional tradition that predates the city's later prominence under the Hekatomnid dynasty. This tetrobol belongs to the archaic phase of Carian civic coinage, a period when many smaller Asia Minor mints were experimenting with weight standards borrowed loosely from both Aeginetan and Persian models without fully committing to either.

SNG Kayhan 933 places this piece within the Mylasa sequence established from the Muharrem Kayhan collection, the primary reference corpus for early Carian issues.