That's a fantastic example! The nymph and snake are very clear. When you got that one I dropped two or three in my Vcoins shopping cart and forgot about them. They sold. There are now more and I put a few more in my basket, intending to pick one. Maybe I'd better do that right now because you know this thread will cause a little run on the type .
Awesome! That's a nice looking coin! I like the style on that version of the coin, the nymph is a little nicer with her flowing garment around her legs. This is a coin type I hadn't seen before shopping on vcoins one day, I immediately bought it, it's not often a little cheap AE speaks to me so clearly. Here's mine! Pisidia, Etenna. 1st century AD. Obv.: Nymph grappling with snake, amphora in left field. Rev.: E-T, sickle-shaped knife. 19 mm, 3.5 g. Hans von Aulock, Pisidiens, 522 I just saw and interesting coin from the same "gang" that has a pair of little guys arm in arm on one side instead of the instead of the curved blade.