Front side: Cow standing right with suckling calf; eagle on scepter above; Greek letters "EENΩN" (name of magistrate) * Back side: Double stellate (star-like) pattern; Greek inscription "ΔΥΡ ΧΑΡΟ ΝΟ ΝΟΥ" (city name and magistrate name) Technical Details: * Silver composition, weighing MAXIMUM 3.52 grams * Drachm denomination (standard Greek silver coin) * Reference: SNG Copenhagen-498 *  Date: 250-200 BCE Historical Significance: Dyrrhachion was a strategic port city in Illyria (modern Albanian coast) founded as a Greek colony but later coming under Roman protection.
 
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