Note 1: The reverse legend begins and ends in the exergue space. Combined, it reads L ΔΩΔEKATOY, meaning "of the twelfth year." Presumably it has been spaced this way to fit in with the reverse type, which must have been engraved first.

Note 2: In weight, this coin is halfway between a drachm and a hemidrachm. The Pharos is not known to appear on a hemidrachm, so this must be an unusually light drachm.

Note 3: The full description of the Pharos as shown here, taken from Milne, is: "Pharos as square tower seen at angle, with door [part way up] near side approached by stair, and on top lantern flanked by two tritons outwards blowing horns and surmounted by statue with pendent object in r. hand, staff in l." The door and stairs are clear on this coin, but only the outlines of the lantern and statues remain.