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Notes: The ancient city of Histiaia, located on the northern coast of Euboea, was a significant commercial center and was named after a nymph, Nymph Histiaia. The city's strategic location and fertile land made it a vital part of Euboea's economy and history. Silver Tetrobols, coins minted in Histiaia, featured the nymph's image, often depicted seated on a galley, reflecting the city's importance as a seaport. Coin type: Greek State, City: Euboia, Histiaia Coin: Silver Tetrobol Obverse: Anepigraphic - Wreathed Head of the Nymph Histiaia Right Reverse: IΣTIAIEΩN - Nymph Seated Right on Prow of Galley; Star on Prow Mint: Histiaia (350-300 BC) Wt./Size/Axis: 2.42g / 15mm / 1H References: BCD Euboia 412 HGC 4, 1524 AC1JL03