Given Acheloios’ association with the cornucopia, I thought I’d start a thread. He’s a plate coin from me and Nico’s book: AKARNANIA: Leukas, c. 219 to 211 BC. Obverse: Zeus right, bird behind (looking back), API below. Dotted border. Rev: Head of Acheloios right, wing-like ear, trident above, Akarnanian Federal monogram behind. Linear border. BCD Akarnania 32; MSP I, 462 (this coin illustrated). Please contribute by posting cornucopias, Acheloios, or anything with food!
AKARNANIA, FEDERAL COINAGE AE20 OBVERSE: Head of Herakles r., wearing lion's skin headdress REVERSE: Head of the river god Archelous r.; magistrate's name AGHTWP Struck at Leukas 200-167 BC 4.6g, 20 mm BCD Akarnania 38; Gross-McClean 5394; MSP I, 464. Ex Failla Numismatics
Sicily Gela AR Litra Horse-Achelous 0.63g 13mm 465-450 BCE HGC 2 p 373 Oh, yeah, and HERE is one you may be familiar with... Campania AE Apollo Left- Achelous - 275-250BCE PLATE COIN 3 KNOWN RARE SNG ANS 474 - Listed Potamikon pg 232 Plate 343
