1 Didrachm Without legend

正面描述	A large archaic wheel occupies the central field, its hub rendered as a prominent elongated projection or nave, supported by four crossbars dividing the wheel into quadrants. The entire device is set within a shallow incuse circle, with the irregular flan lending the design a characteristically archaic appearance consistent with early Etruscan coinage of the fourth century BC.
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铸造量	ND (375 BC - 350 BC) - Only 5 examples known
附加信息	Vulci was among the wealthiest Etruscan cities of the fourth century BC, its prosperity built on bronze-working and a Mediterranean trade network that reached Carthage and the Greek colonies of Magna Graecia. That commercial reach made the need for a silver coinage practical rather than ceremonial. The absence of any legend is characteristic of early Etruscan silver and reflects a civic identity communicated through image alone — writing on coinage was a Greek habit Etruria adopted only gradually. The references here align this piece with the earliest stratum of Vulcian silver production, with Vecchi's corpus treating it as a foundational type for the city's output.

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