Greek silver ID ( hemidrachm ? )

[propraetoris79]

Hello !

Please help to ID this coin

11 mm, 2.29 g

Regards,
Tom

[Diego N]

Hi!
Sorry I cannot provide a better answer but similar coins are being offered as diobols (Milesian std.) from an uncertain mint in Caria, c. 5th century BC.

Best!

[Anaximander]

Looks like this or this. SNG Ashmolean XI #335.

CARIA, Uncertain ('Mint D'). Circa 450-400 BC. AR Diobol (11.5mm, 2.20 g, 11h). Milesian standard. Forepart of bull right / Forepart of bull right within incuse square. Cf. Konuk, Coin M40–3; cf. SNG Ashmolean 335; cf. SNG Kayhan 973; BMC Ionia p. 352, 24 = Traité I 456 (Samos). Very rare.

[Altamura]

Looks like this or this. SNG Ashmolean XI #335.

CARIA, Uncertain ('Mint D'). Circa 450-400 BC. AR Diobol (11.5mm, 2.20 g, 11h). Milesian standard. Forepart of bull right / Forepart of bull right within incuse square. Cf. Konuk, Coin M40–3; cf. SNG Ashmolean 335; cf. SNG Kayhan 973; BMC Ionia p. 352, 24 = Traité I 456 (Samos). Very rare.

Yes, it is one of these silver coins from Caria from an unidentified mint, as Diego N already mentioned.

But all of the references you cite are onyl a "cf.", there is no exact match  .
E.g. SNG Ashmolean XI, 335 is this coin: http://hno.huma-num.fr/browse?idType=1388 , clearly looking different.

What comes nearest to the coin here is your second link and these: http://hno.huma-num.fr/browse?idType=2318 (right picture but wrong weight  )

So, there seems to be no ocurrence of the type here in the usual references  .

Regards

Altamura