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Tetrobol

Issuer Akanthos
Year 470 BC - 390 BC
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Value Tetrobol (⅔)
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Obverse description Forepart of a bull advancing to the left, head turned back to the right in a characteristic archaic rendering. A swastika symbol appears in the upper left field, while an olive branch with leaf and berry is depicted in the upper right field. The design is executed in bold, high relief typical of northern Greek mint production of the early Classical period.
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Reverse description Quadripartite incuse square divided into four equal recessed compartments by a raised cross, each compartment filled with a granular or pebbled texture characteristic of early northern Greek coinage. The deeply impressed incuse design is a hallmark of the archaic and early Classical hammered technique employed at Akanthos.
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