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Triobol

Issuer Sybaris
Year 453 BC - 448 BC
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Obverse lettering ΥΜ
Reverse description A dove standing to the right, rendered in compact, stylised relief typical of mid-fifth century BC Italiote coinage. The bird is enclosed within a circular olive or laurel wreath, the leafy branches clearly delineated around the entire perimeter of the field. The composition is simple yet well-balanced, with the dove occupying the central field. The reverse type likely carries a civic or religious symbolism associated with the refounded colony of Sybaris. No additional legend or inscription is present.
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Mintage ND (453 BC - 448 BC)
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