Troas, Kebren. 387-310 BC. Obol (Silver, 6.86 mm, 0.41 g). Obv: Head of a ram to right. Rev: Youthful male head to right; to left and right, uncertain symbols. Reference: SNG von Aulock 7621. Kebren was a small Aeolian Greek city in the Troad near the Gulf of Adramyttion, positioned on inland and coastal trade routes. Its coinage reflects Anatolian and Greek traditions: the ram’s head may allude to pastoral wealth or a local cult, while the youthful male head may represent a deity or civic ideal. Persian influence preceded its incorporation into Macedonian and Hellenistic power struggles.