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Stater: Head of Nymph (Obverse); Nike (Reverse)

Cleveland Museum of Art

Two ancient coins, one on the left and one on the right. The coin on the left is an obverse, silver, and has a profile of a woman's head facing right. The woman has short wavy hair with a braided strand or fillet behind her head. The coin on the right is a reverse, silver, and has a depiction of a winged woman seated on a rock or throne. The winged woman is facing left and has her right hand outstretched with a bird on it. The winged woman has one wing behind her. The background of the image is light blue.

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900 × 465 px
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