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1 Uncia Wheel / Axe, struck

Issuer Uncertain Etruscan mint
Year 225 BC - 211 BC
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Value 1 Uncia = 1⁄12 As
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Obverse description A six-spoked wheel depicted in relief at the center of the flan, with a single pellet (value mark) placed within each of the spaces between the spokes. The wheel motif, a characteristic Etruscan type symbol, is rendered in a bold, archaic style consistent with Central Italian bronze coinage of the 3rd century BC. The design is contained within a plain raised border, and the surrounding field is flat and unadorned.
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Reverse description A double-headed axe (bipennis) depicted in relief at the center of the flan, oriented vertically. A single pellet (value mark indicating one uncia) appears to the left of the axehead, and the control letter 'C' is positioned to the right. The bipennis, a tool and symbol of authority in Etruscan culture, is rendered in a plain, functional style typical of Etruscan struck bronze issues of the late 3rd century BC.
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