| obverse symbol: | harpa |
| reverse symbol: | petasos |
| trade guild: | |
| RRC: | 150 |
| BMCRR: | unlisted |
| Babelon: | 149 |
| CNR: | unknown |
These symbols perhaps signify Mercury / Hermes who killed Argus who was guarding a disguised Io for Juno. Or they perhaps represent Perseus the Greek hero who killed Medusa. His sword is called the harpa (possibly provided to Perseus by Minerva along with a mirror-like shield) and Perseus is sometimes depicted wearing a petasos, the hat assosciated with Hermes (who gave Perseus winged sandals). For a depiction see the statue of Perseus with the head of Medusa, by Antonio Canova, completed 1801 (Vatican Museums) http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Perseus_Canova_Pio-Clementino_Inv969.jpg See my blog entry for additional information: http://www.bonannocoins.com/blog/index.html?cq=1&p=4
| Image | Source | Date | Offering/Estimate Price ($) | Realized Price ($) | Comments | Image Source |
| | MediterraneanCoins GmbH VCoins store | 2006-10-27 | 90 | 0 | BACC #38 | MediterraneanCoins GmbH VCoins store |