Note: The obverse of this coin shows an unusual amount of detail. You can see that Eros has a braid of hair running from his forelock to a topknot, and then downwards into a loop from which three ornamental objects hang.

Pat Lawrence says of this: "Eros, I am assuming as a starting point (and because there are instances of this) wears a more elaborate version of a toddler's hair. The way that Greeks kept forehead hair neat and out of their eyes was to gather it up and plait it and fasten the plait to the back hair. Here something seems to be added to make a loop at the back; or it could be that Eros has long forehair, and his divinely long plait is itself looped up."