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Thessaly, Larissa, AR Trihemiobol, Mid to late 4th century BC

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Origin: Thessaly, Larissa
Denomination: AR Trihemiobol
Composition: Silver
Date: Mid to late 4th century BC
Obverse: Head of the nymph Larissa three-quarter facing left, wearing an ampyx in her hair; border of dots
Reverse: ΛΑΡ-[ΙΣ] / AΙΩΝ, Thessalian cavalryman riding right on prancing horse, wearing chlamys and petasos, holding a curved rigid whip
Size: 11.40mm, 1.0g, 12h
Grade: aVF, fine style, lightly toned,
Provenance: Ex BCD Collection with his round tag noting "C'os. ex Thess., Dec 96, SFr. 185.-" and accompanied by life sized photos of each side of the coin; ex CNG eAuction 390, Lot 101
References: BCD Thessaly II 327
General: Pedigreed coin from the collection of BCD, complete with his tag and life sized photos

In ancient times Larissa was a city in Thessaly and the mythological birthplace of Achilles. Today, it is the capital and largest city in modern Thessaly. It is also the namesake of the nymph Larissa who was the daughter of Pelasgus, son of Triopas, King of Argos. The depiction of Larissa facing three-quarters to the left was borrowed from that of Arethusa of the famous tetradrachms of Sicily, Syracuse.
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All references used by Ancient Coin Traders

Thessaly, Larissa, AR Hemidrachm, Thessalos, 450-430 BC
Thessaly, Phakion, AE Trichalcon, 3rd century BC, Plate Coin