Description: Thrace, Sestos, ca. 300 BC. Herm facing, grain ear to left, kerykeion to right / Σ Α; amphora.

Diameter: AE10 mm

Weight: 1,24 g

Grade: aVF/aVF

Attribution: Von Fritze, Sestos 5; HGC 3, 1651

Commentary: grey patina with some edge breaks and deposits, decent details

History: Herm is a sculpture with a head above a plain, usually squared lower section which developed from the heap of stones with which the early Greeks worshipped their gods or warded off harm or evil.

Article Number: 063-10-06-44493