★ Likely the Finest Extant Example ★

ANCIENT GREECE. IONIA, METROPOLIS.
Bronze AE16, 1st century BC.
Diogenes, magistrate. Obv: helmeted head of Ares right. Rev: winged thunderbolt; monogram above, ΔIOΓEHΣ (magistrate's name) below.

Extremely Fine; boasting a wonderful portrait of Ares - likely the finest extant example of this scarce type.

Ex Plankenhorn Collection of Ionian Coins.

Reference: SNG Copenhagen-904.
Rarity: Scarce.
Die Axis: 1h.
Diameter: 16 mm.
Weight: 3.25 g.
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