This didrachm from Campania features a man-headed bull, a distinctive image associated with the region. Its detailed design offers a glimpse into the artistic style and cultural identity of ancient southern Italy.

• Obverse: Features the head of a Greek nymph (such as Parthenope), often surrounded by grapes. 

• Reverse: Depicts a man-faced bull (representing the river god Acheloos or a local river deity) walking right, while a flying Nike hovers above to crown him with a wreath, accompanied by the legend NEOΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ (of the Neapolitans)