CORINTHIA. Corinth. Circa 34-31 BC. (Bronze, 21 mm, 8.29 g, 1 h), Struck under the duoviri, C. Heius Pamphilus and Q. Caecilius Niger. Head of Aphrodite to right. Rev. Q CAECIL NIGR C HEIO PAM IIVIR Pegasus flying to right. Amandry VIa-b, pp. 133–6. BCD Corinth 327. BMC 498-9. RPC 1127. Dark patina with uncleaned earthen deposits as found. Well centered and attractive. Nearly very fine.

From an American collection.