Caria, Mylasa Tetartemorion Ca. 450-400 BC (No reserve price)

Caria, Mylasa.
Ca. 450-400 BC.
Tetartemorion (Silver, 5.5 mm, 0.24 g).

Obv: Forepart of a roaring lion to right, head to left.
Rev: Eagle standing right; two pellets above and below; all within incuse square.

Reference: SNG Kayhan 1657.

Mylasa was one of the principal cities of ancient Caria in southwestern Anatolia, renowned for its sanctuaries and close association with the Carian rulers of the Hekatomnid dynasty. Before the rise of nearby Halikarnassos, it served as an important political and religious center. Mylasa prospered through agriculture and regional trade, issued its own coinage, and retained significance under Persian, Hellenistic and later Roman rule.

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