New coin and video. Thrace, Apollonia Pontika, AR Drachm, ca. 460-400 BC Obverse: Facing head of Medusa with tongue protruding and snakes as hair Reverse: Upturned anchor; crayfish to left; A to right
Nice video, @Amit Vyas! Greek Coinages, THRACE, Apollonia Pontica, Tetrobol, 450-350, anchor flanked by crayfish and A, rev. Gorgoneion facing with diadem, snake radiating around, 2.90g (SNG BM 160-1; McClean 7318). Very fine, grey tone
Here is an Etrurian Mettus (Medusa) version… Etruria Populonia 3rd C BCE AR 20 As 8.1g Obv Metus Rev Blank HN 152 20-As coin would be a DiDrachm if Rome ever made one. Yeah, I cracked her out and freed her to spread mayhem.
