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Triobol

Issuer Argos
Year 330 BC - 270 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Forepart of a wolf advancing to left in a threatening, bay posture, with open jaws and legs outstretched, rendered in bold, stylized relief characteristic of Argive coinage. The wolf, sacred to Apollo and emblematic of Argos, is depicted with strong sculptural modelling against a plain, slightly irregular field. The flan is of typical hand-struck fabric, with the design occupying the full face of the coin.
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Reverse description A large letter A (alpha) dominates the centre of the field, flanked in the upper portion by the letters A-P (ΑΡ), forming an abbreviation of ΑΡΓΟΣ (Argos). A crescent symbol appears below the central alpha. The entire design is set within a shallow square incuse, a hallmark of early Peloponnesian hammered coinage, with a plain surrounding field.
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Mintage ND (330 BC - 270 BC)
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