TYPE Ancient Greece, Akragas (Sicily), 4th c. BC, bronze AE15 DESCRIPTION . Obv: Eagle to left, wings closed, head turned, crab behind Rev: Crab, tunny-fish below REFERENCE: LE 405 var, BMC 103 var. GRADING: F / F+, thick dark green-red patina, scarce variant ORDER INFO: G2110, $65 Thick reddish patina typical of these issues obscures some of the obverse design, in particular the details of the symbol behind the eagle, though a close examination indicates most likely another crab, crawling to the outside of the coin - a symbol not recorded in BMC or other references consulted. The Akragantine crab reverse bronze issues with a close-winged eagle were apparently minted for a much shorter time period, and are generally harder to find that the more traditional "eagle(s) attacking hare" types.