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    View Categories Home > Catalog > |Greek Coins| > |Geographic - All Periods| > |Sicily| > |Other Sicily| > GB72201
Tauromenion, Sicily, c. 357 - 315 B.C.
|Other| |Sicily|, |Tauromenion,| |Sicily,| |c.| |357| |-| |315| |B.C.|, Taormina is between Messina and Catania, 250 m above the sea, on the steep slopes of Mt. Tauro. A necropolis proves Tauromenion was first a Sikel stronghold. The Greek city was founded in 358 B.C. by descendants of the Naxians, whose city on the shore below had been destroyed by Dionysios of Syracuse in 403. Tauromenion flourished under Rome, especially after Augustus founded a colony in 30 B.C.
GB72201. Bronze AE 25, Calciati III p. 211, 4 (hemidrachm); De Luynes 1404; HGC 2 1577 (R1), F, corrosion, open edge crack, scratches, Tauromenion (Taormina, Sicily) mint, weight 14.651g, maximum diameter 25.3mm, die axis 270o, c. 357 - 315 B.C.; obverse ANTPXAΓETANTΣ, laureate head of Apollo Archagetas left; reverse TAYΠOM/ENITAN, man-faced bull walking left, bunch of grapes on left below head; from the Nicholas Molinari Collection; very rare; SOLD










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