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1 Didrachm Beast series: facing left

Issuer Populonia
Year 501 BC - 450 BC
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Currency Drachm (circa 550-450 BC)
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Reverse description Plain, uninscribed reverse showing a broad, shallow incuse punch with an irregular surface, typical of early hammered coinage from Populonia. The incuse exhibits rough, uneven texture with no deliberate design elements, consistent with archaic Etruscan minting technique where the reverse die was simply a plain anvil punch. Traces of metal flow and die contact are visible across the flat field.
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Edge Plain
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Mintage ND (501 BC - 450 BC)
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