Greek-Hellenic coin [solved]

I'm at a loss here and I'm looking - does anyone have an idea. Does anyone know?

Bronze, 15.94mm, 2.19g

I read the letters:

ΣT  KN

A man is holding something in his hand ( Or a woman?)

Is it a harp-musical instrument? 

Ivan

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I'm at a loss here and I'm looking - does anyone have an idea. Does anyone know?

Bronze, 15.94mm, 2.19g

I read the letters:

ΣT  KN

 

A man is holding something in his hand ( Or a woman?)

Is it a harp-musical instrument? 

Ivan

Hello,

No idea what the coin is, but can say that i think that it is a lute that what he or she is holding. I think it is Greek because of lettering, but could be wrong. Cool coin!

TRC

N#235038

Alexius73

N#235038

Not an exact match, but it leads to the right track.

Found two close matches in Wildwinds, I think the second one is better, listed there as SNG France 1536.

https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/pisidia/etenna/t.html

Not listed here unfortunately.

Giobruno

Alexius73

N#235038

Not an exact match, but it leads to the right track.

 

Found two close matches in Wildwinds, I think the second one is better, listed there as SNG France 1536.

https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/pisidia/etenna/t.html

 

Not listed here unfortunately.

Thank you friends-,, Alexius73,,Giobruno,,

I couldn't find it and I'm very happy for your help.

Yes, I identified him with SNG BN France 1536:

HistoricalCoins 68, Lot: 90. PISIDIA, Etenna. Circa 1st Century BC. Estimate $100. Sold For $132 PISIDIA, Etenna. Circa 1st Century BC. AE 15mm (4.05 gm). Obv: Nymph advancing right, wearing long chiton, entwined by serpent. Overturned amphora to left. Rev: ET-EN to left and right of crooked knife or sickle. SNG Copenhagen 146; Von Aulock, Pis. II, 78, 489. SNG BN Paris 1536.
 

The comparison fits:

Have a nice, stress-free day, colleagues.

Ivan