CARIA. Kasolaba. Circa 410-390 BC. Obol (Silver, 7 mm, 0.50 g, 6 h). Head of a ram to right. Rev. Youthful male head to right; to left, 𐋃; to right, A (?); all within circular incuse. HN online 945. Konuk, Kasolaba 7. SNG Keckman I, 874. Minor roughness, otherwise, very fine.
From the collection of Dr. P. Vogl, privately acquired from Aufhäuser on 19 November 1991 (with original ticket).
Following a reinterpreted reading of the letter 𐋃 as 'z' by I.-J. Adiego, Konuk ascribes this enigmatic issue to Kasolaba, a hitherto unlocated city known from Athenian tribute lists to have been situated somewhere between Halikarnassos and Mylasa.