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Issuer Ameselon (Sicily)
Year 339 BC - 180 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description A Delphic tripod cauldron depicted frontally at centre, its hemispherical bowl supported on three elegant legs with volute terminals at the feet; the vessel is surmounted by a flame finial and adorned with a fillet tied in a bow, the flowing ribbons falling symmetrically to either side. To the left of the tripod a thunderbolt is visible, and to the right a star or astral symbol, serving as secondary devices. The entire composition is enclosed within a beaded border. The field bears no inscriptions, consistent with the anepigraphic character of early Ameselon bronze issues.
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Mintage ND (339 BC - 180 BC)
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