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Chalkon
| Emittent | Pharsalos |
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| Jahr | 425 BC - 350 BC |
| Typ | Standard circulation coin |
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| Aversbeschreibung | Helmeted head of Athena facing right, wearing an Attic helmet with a raised cheek-piece and crested bowl. The facial features are rendered in archaic-to-classical Thessalian style, with the helmet crest and neck guard clearly delineated. The portrait is set within the flan without a border, occupying the central field of the coin. |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Horse's head facing right, depicted within a shallow circular incuse. The mane is rendered with fine engraved lines, and the bridle details are visible around the muzzle. The ethnic legend Φ Α Ρ Σ, identifying the issuing city of Pharsalos, is distributed around the horse's head within the incuse field. The overall style is consistent with Thessalian bronze coinage of the classical period. |
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| Zusätzliche Informationen |
Pharsalos was among the most powerful poleis of Thessaly throughout the fifth and fourth centuries, its influence grounded in control of the surrounding fertile plain and its ability to field substantial cavalry. Bronze small change of this type circulated within that domestic economy — the tagos system of Thessalian confederate politics meant that Pharsalos periodically dominated regional affairs, and local bronze coinage reflects the city's confidence in its own monetary authority during those intervals of ascendancy.
The Lavva reference cited here remains a relatively recent specialist study, and the "cf." qualification signals a die or weight variant not precisely paralleled in that corpus.