Melitaia, Thessaly, ca. 350 BC. AE Chalkous. 14.5mm, 1.89g. 

Laureate head of Zeus right; thunderbolt behind. 
M-E above, L-I below, Bee with spread wings. 

Rogers 394

With permission of cngcoins.com, Triton XV, Lot: 457. 
Sold for $2200. 

VF, excellent green patina; a well struck and centred coin of 
fine style, very rare thus.

The silver coinage of Melitaia is only of the first half of 
the 4th century BC, probably struck in a single episode in 
the 370s or 360s BC, and is known by two unique pieces, a 
drachm in Boston and a hemidrachm in Nomos 4, both 
remarkable for their exceptionally fine style. The bronze is 
more plentiful and probably dates to somewhat later.