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This Lycaonia, Laranda AR Obol from 324-323 B.C. offers a remarkable glimpse into the ancient Greek city-state’s coinage and cultural symbolism. Weighing approximately 0.53 grams, this small silver coin exemplifies the artistry and religious devotion of Laranda during the early 4th century B.C. Its well-preserved condition makes it an excellent addition for collectors interested in Greek city-states and their numismatic history. The obverse of this coin features the deity Baaltars, a significant figure in the local mythology and religious practices. The depiction emphasizes the city’s spiritual and civic identity. On the reverse, a striking wolf protome is prominently displayed, symbolizing strength, protection, and a mythological connection to the region’s heritage. These powerful motifs reflect the cultural values and beliefs of Laranda’s inhabitants.