Tetradrachm HΞP, ∆C

正面描述	Draped bust of Tyche facing right, wearing a turreted mural crown with multiple battlements, her hair arranged in tight curls at the temple with long tresses falling behind the neck. The effigy is rendered in fine Hellenistic style with naturalistic modelling of the facial features. The field to the right is largely plain. No legend appears on the obverse.
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边缘	Plain
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附加信息	Arados — the Phoenician island city-state that maintained striking autonomy long after most of the Levant had been absorbed into the Seleucid sphere — dated its coins by its own civic era, reckoned from 259/258 BC. The letters HΞP and ∆C are year and magistrate notations within that system, placing this piece precisely in the city's numismatic sequence even as Seleucid power was collapsing around it. By 92 BC, the dynasty was fracturing under rival claimants, and Arados had effectively been operating as a free city for decades, issuing silver on Phoenician weight standards largely undisturbed.

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