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| 背面描述 | Quadripartite incuse square divided into four roughly equal recessed compartments by two intersecting raised ridges, forming a cross-shaped pattern pressed deeply into the flan. The incuse is irregularly shaped, reflecting the hand-struck nature of this archaic issue, with no additional devices, symbols, or inscriptions present in the recessed field. |
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| 铸造量 | ND (625 BC - 600 BC) |
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Among the earliest electrum issues from Phokaia, these fractions predate the city's catastrophic conflict with the Persians that would eventually prompt mass emigration of its population — first to Corsica, then to Massalia. The natural electrum alloy sourced from the Pactolus river region varied considerably in gold-to-silver ratio, meaning pieces of nominally identical denomination could differ in intrinsic value depending on the specific ore batch used.
Bodenstedt's classification remains the foundational reference for Phokaian electrum, and E1 designation places this among his earliest identified types.