There is a hoard of the formerly-rare early coins of Aspendos in Pamphylia (south central coast of Turkey). Sear "Greek Coins and Their Values" has the type as number 5381 at 750 pounds in VF, but they almost never come that nice and until this hoard were quite rare. You can read about the type here: http://augustuscoins.com/ed/interesting/triskeles.html They are the very first coins issued at Aspendos (long before the famous "wrestlers-and-slinger" type which has a triskeles in the field). They have Obverse: Hoplite warrior with spear and shield right Reverse: A triskeles of three human legs radiating out from the center, running right or left (two varieties). Each is c.21-19 mm, thick like a stack or three or four cents, and close to 10.8 grams. They are silver "staters". I have [had] six (four remain). Now, those that remain are reduced to $95 + $4 shipping each in the US, your pick: PM me if you want one and let me know which one. Then I'll change the images to show which are gone. By the way, I have many other ancient coins for sale at: http://augustuscoins.com/index.html
