TYPE Ancient Greece, Lysimacheia (Thrace), 309-281 BC, bronze AE25 DESCRIPTION . Obv: Head of young Herakles in lion skin headdress r., unc. circular c/m over his ear, overstruck Rev: Artemis standing, holding two long torches, Greek legend LYSIM - AHEON to sides REFERENCE: SG 1620v, cf. LE 872 GRADING: AVF / F, irregular edge, brassy with darker areas and some verdigris ORDER INFO: G1704, $38 Interesting coin from the city founded by Alexander's general and successor in Thrace, Lysimachos. Apart from the uncertain obverse countermark, the obverse further seems to be struck (at about a 90 degreee angle) over another head image, whose top and face can be discerned. Though the iconography implies again Herakles, it appears to be from a different die, and thus a genuine overstrike, rather than just a rotated double strike.