★ Apparently Unpublished ★

ANCIENT GREECE. PHRYGIA, SYNNADA.
Silver Cistophoric Tetradrachm, circa 133-67 BC.
Obv: serpent emerging from cista mystica; all within ivy wreath. Rev: two serpents entwined around bow and bowcase; ΣYNNA to left and EM above, owl standing on amphora to right.

Good Extremely Fine; a truly remarkable specimen, exceptionally rare, and showcasing outstanding quality for its type. lustrous metal, with faint flow lines radiating through the fields of the obverse.

Reference: Seemingly unpublished in the standard references; Kleiner-; Feydeau Bourse Numismatique-4 (25/6/2022), lot 21 (same type).
Rarity: Exceedingly Rare; just the 2nd known example to come to auction in the past two decades..
Die Axis: 1h.
Diameter: 26 mm.
Weight: 12.74 g.
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