looks old, left facing bearded profile and maybe a winged staff? [Resolvido]

approx 6.16 grams and 20 mm diameter

Thanks!

Citação: "Pott"​
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​approx 6.16 grams and 20 mm diameter
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​Thanks!

​Good morning, Pott. The staff is the Caduceus, or Wand of Hermes, the Ancient Greek god (Roman = Mercury) of commerce, travel, and communication. But also healing. Though the head is not of him, as he would have a winged hat and no beard. The caduceus appears on coins of the island of Skiathos, and the historic regions of Thrace and Pontus. Though not in the form on your coin. I cannot, as yet, find any like this one.

Regards, Alex.

Thanks Alex,
I wasn't sure if the staff was a caduceus without the snakes on it.
I hope someone can recognize the head. I have a heck of a time distinguishing one ruler from another.

Thanks

Apparently I had the reverse upside down and it is a very worn trident, with swirly things and dolphins.

https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/london_ancient_coins/89/product/sicily_syracuse_hieron_ii_275215_bc___poseidon__trident/1217109/Default.aspx

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces37591.html

Some of the nice folks at Coin Community Forum figured it out.