Calabria, Taranto. 1/6 stater gold coin or diobol, ND (c. 314 B.C.), Taranto.

Obverse: ΣΑ. Laureate head of Apollo facing left; a dolphin beneath the chin.
Reverse: Heracles standing on the left, brandishing a club at the Nemean lion that has pounced on him; on the left, a bow and quiver; around his legs, the letters I- and H.
HGC 1, 742 - Vlasto 27 - Fischer-Bossert G14 - Historia Nummorum Italy 951; Gold - 1.42 g - 9.6 mm - 10 h
Purchased from Bourgey in 1999.
On a fairly wide blank, the metal barely indented. Wear is even, with a lovely golden patina. Nearly Superb.