Aspendos, Pamphylia AR Stater, ca. 400-380 BC. (23 mm, 10.58 g) Obv.: Two naked wrestlers, grappling, AΦ between them. Rev.: EITFΔIIYΣ, Slinger standing right, triskeles rotating left in right field. Ref.: McGill II, 297.Legend varient This coin has everything I wanted on one coin. Two wrestlers, a tryskelion image, and engraved in fine Greek style. I had been looking for an acceptable issue for a while. This issue is pretty scare with a left rotating triskels placed in the right field. In addition, the artistry of the Ancient Greek engravers and their ability to portray realistic, lifelike figures, makes this a truly iconic issue.
I agree- it's an iconic type. Here's mine. Greece (Pamphylia, Aspendos): ca. 325-250 BC silver stater
