1⁄12 Daric - Darius I / Xerxes I

表面の説明	Persian king or hero depicted in the characteristic running-kneeling posture to right, wearing a kandys robe and kidaris headdress, holding a strung bow at full draw in his left hand while in the act of releasing an arrow; a quiver with arrows is visible at his right shoulder. The figure is rendered in the archaic Persian court style, deeply struck in high relief against a plain gold field.
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鋳造数	ND (522 BC - 465 BC)
追加情報	The fractional daric sits in a complicated space within Achaemenid monetary practice. The full daric circulated widely enough to appear in Greek mercenary pay records and Athenian treasury accounts, but fractions of this size were almost certainly not struck for general commerce — the purchasing power was simply mismatched to everyday transactions. Current scholarship leans toward a ceremonial or gift-giving function, possibly distributed during royal audiences or religious occasions at Persepolis. Attribution to Darius I versus Xerxes I remains unresolved without die-link analysis; the BMC grouping reflects typological convention rather than confirmed reign assignment.

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