CNG - Caria, Uncertain mint. Stater. RARE
$565.00 in June 2000.
Seller: cngcoins 

Caria, Uncertain mint. Circa 490-480 BC. AR Stater (11.62 gm).
Winged male diety with winged feet running left; Carian letter /
Quadripartite incuse square with Carian letter in one corner.
Troxell, "Winged Carians" in Essays Thompson, 35 (mint B, period
I) = SNG von Aulock 2343. Fine, light porosity. Very rare! 720823

We may never know the precise location of
where the "winged Carians" were minted, Troxell suggests four
candidates: Kaunos, Kalynda, Krya and Telandria. Perhaps the
Carian letter that appears on both the obverse and reverse of
this coin is the mint city's ethnic, but even if this could be
proven, identifying the mint would still prove problematic
because, as of yet, ancient Carian remains undeciphered and only
a few Carian place names are known.

The evidence for 'Mint B, Period I' is meager: until now, there
were only known five staters from four obverse dies, all of which
are significantly different (with this specimen, we can now amend
these figures to read six staters from five obverse dies, this
being struck from a different obverse die than the other known
example). The only other example of this type was found in 1960
(IGCH 1981), purchased by Hans von Aulock, and subsequently 
acquired by the American Numismatic Society. This coin is the
better centered of the two. It is likely that other examples 
have been found since the 1960s.