Triobol

Laos was a Sybarite foundation on the Tyrrhenian coast of Lucania, and its coinage survives in very small numbers — a direct reflection of the city's limited political reach after Sybaris itself was destroyed by Croton in 510 BC. The refugee population that established and sustained Laos never commanded the resources of its parent city, and the mint output was correspondingly modest across all denominations.

The incuse technique linking this issue to the broader Achaean colonial tradition in Magna Graecia was already falling out of use among neighboring mints by the time these pieces were struck.