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正面描述	Bare head of Hermes in left profile, wearing a broad-brimmed petasos; the facial features rendered in archaic-transitional style with a pronounced jaw and almond-shaped eye. The petasos brim extends prominently around the crown of the head. The field is plain, with no legend or inscription on the obverse.
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附加信息	Phokaia's bronze issues of this period were struck by a city that had already survived one of the ancient world's more dramatic episodes of mass emigration — when the Persians seized the city in the 540s BC, a substantial portion of the population chose exile over submission, eventually founding Elea on the Italian coast. The fourth-century civic coinage reflects a restored but diminished polis, minting in bronze as electrum and silver output contracted sharply under Achaemenid pressure on the Aegean coast. SNG Copenhagen 1039 remains the standard reference for this type, catalogued from the Danish National Museum's holdings assembled largely in the nineteenth century.

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