Bruttium, Caulonia. ND-type anvil stater or nomos (525–500 B.C.), Caulonia.

Obverse: KAVΛ. A nude Apollo facing right, holding a laurel branch behind him with his right hand, and his left arm raised, topped by a small genie running to the right; in the field to the right, a deer with its head turned backward and a pointed ring between them.
Reverse: Similar incus type, with raised elements (laurel branches and legend) of a slightly varied design (without the genie or the dotted ring).
HGC 1, 1416 - SNG ANS.154 - No. 36; Silver - 7.86 g - 30 mm - 12 h
From a Bank Leu AG auction, May 5, 1981, lot 15.
With descending KAVL. The reverse does not match the obverse! Of remarkable quality, with a wide flan and all the granulation. Slight wear on the high reliefs. Superb.