Stylized profile to left, below, a boar reversed., Stylized horse to right, above, a charioteer, below, a boar sign turned to the right and in front of the horse, a beaded and pointed ring., Remarkable specimen for this type both perfectly entered and preserving a very interesting relief on the portrait. One must keep in mind that the dies are always slightly scyphate on this type and that consequently the obverse undergoes a much faster wear than the reverse or in the case of a flat flan. Unfortunately, the flan broke at 2 to 4h (9 to 11h for the reverse). However, it has spared all the interesting details of the coin, in this case, the boar sign under the portrait on the obverse, the second one under the horse on the reverse as well as the beaded and pointed ring in the right field; these details are mostly out of focus or truncated.