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Cyprus, Cleopatra VII, 51-30 BC, Æ18 (3.27g) Neopaphos Mint, Laureate head
of Zeus to right. / No legend. Zeus standing head to right, holding ears of
corn on single stalk(?) in right hand and a scepter in the left hand; star
above head. 
BMC-; Svor.-; SNG Cop.-; RPC-; RPC Supplement mentions 
Paphos II; Cox, Excavations at Curium, 128; Lichochka, Un 
type de Zeus sur les monnaies hellenistiques de Nea paphos, 
5-6 (dated to mid-1st century BC);
Museum of the History of Cypriot Coinage, Coin catalogue, 
Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation, Nicosia 1996 Ch11, coin 
#35 (as Cleopatra VII); Paphos II (as Cleopatra VII). 

No reverse legend ! unique among Ptolemaic coins which otherwise all name a ruler. 
RPC Supplement mentions Paphos II; Cox, Curium, 128; 
Lichochka, Un type de Zeus sur les monnaies hellenistiques de Neapaphos, 5-6 (dated to mid-1st century BC); Museum of 
the History of Cypriot Coinage, Coin catalogue, Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation, Nicosia 1996 Ch11, coin #35 (as 
Cleopatra VII); Nicolaou, Paphos II, #469-509, pp.
114-116 (late reign of Cleopatra VII). 
While not noted in Svoronos etc, the coin is fairly common 
on Cyprus and is noted in Cypriot numismatic publications, dated there to the time of Cleopatra VII. This denomination was commonly found in the excavations at
Nea- Paphos.
17mm. The average weight of less worn examples is
about 3.7 grams, with weights varying from 4.3 grams to 1.5 grams.