Sicily, Carthaginians, Tetradrachm ca. 350-300 BC, Lilybaion

Sicily. Carthaginians. Tetradrachm ca. 350-300 BC, Lilybaion. Silver 17.14 g.; 26.5 mm.
Obverse: Charioteer driving fast quadriga to right, holding kentron in extended right hand above horses, and reins in left, above, Nike flying left, crowning charioteer with wreath held in both hands. In exergue, [R]ŠMLQ[RT] (R'smlqrt in Punic, ‘Cape of Melkart’) //
Reverse: Head of Tanit (or Persephone / Arethousa) right, wearing wreath of grain ears, triple-pendant earring, and pearled necklace; four dolphins around, all facing inwards. Reverse caption: RŠMLQRT

Jenkins, Punic Sicily I, 46 (O16/R35); HGC 2, 741; SNG ANS 731 (same obv. die); SNG Lloyd 1600 (same obv. die); BMC 12 (same dies); Hunterian 56 (same dies); Jameson 598 (same dies); same dies as Ars Classica-Naville V, 864, 865 and 868.

Siculo-Punic issue for this Tetradrachm of an excellent quality. The four dolphins are visible but only the one before the nose is fully visible. Very good condition, with a beautiful grey cabinet patina; a remarkable coin!
Almost uncirculated AU 50-53