(This is the second coin in a 2-coin lot)

BOIOTIA, Thebes. Circa 395-338 BC. Lot of two Æ. 
Both coins: Olym-, magistrate. Struck circa 
363-338 BC. Youthful head of Herakles left, 
wearing lion's skin headdress / Club left; OLUM 
above, caduceus left; all within incuse concave 
circle. 

AE 12 mm, 2.07 g. 
On reverse, E monogram below caduceus. Head, Boeotia p. 71, type f (corr.); BMC p. 87, 194 (corr.); SNG Cop. 369. 

With permission of CNG Triton IX, Lot: 559. 9 January 2006. 
Sold For $200 (2 coins of the same type)