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1/8 Stater Muschel Type

Issuer Boii
Year 200 BC - 1 BC
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Currency Drachm
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Mintage ND (200 BC - 1 BC) - Kostial# 58 -
ND (200 BC - 1 BC) - Kostial# 60 -
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The Boii were a Celtic people whose territory stretched across what is now Bohemia and parts of Bavaria and Hungary, and their coinage was struck under sustained Roman military pressure throughout the 2nd and 1st centuries BC. Their gold fractional issues — including this eighth-stater type — were produced alongside larger denominations as part of a monetary system that owed its initial impulse to Macedonian gold coinage absorbed through mercenary service and Danubian trade networks. The Muschel ("shell") designation refers to a typological classification by die style, not a design description.