One more time the head of the nymph Arethusa by the master-engraver Kimon of Syracuse. It is the best coin in the Pennisi collection from Acireale on the east coast of Sicily. The reason I've chosen to display this coin a second time is the fact that the reverse as well as the obverse are signed by Kimon. Furthermore, the reverse shows one of the best representations of a racing quadriga, or chariot, with the horses rearing. Just look at the rearing stallions, their incredible power, their drive. There are many representations of quadriga on Greek coins, but if I had the money, I would buy this quadriga with this chariot on the obverse and this head of Arethusa "en face" on the reverse. Unfortunately, this quality of work exists only once in this excellent state of preservation. Perhaps a second one will emerge one day. No one knows what treasures the earth is still holding.