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Chalkon

Issuer Pheneos
Year 421 BC - 400 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description Two large Greek letters Φ (phi) and Ε (epsilon), abbreviating the ethnic ΦΕΝΕΑΤΩΝ (Pheneaton), separated by a central vertical line dividing the field into two registers. The bold, incuse-style lettering is deeply struck and fills the flan, a characteristic epigraphic convention of Arcadian civic bronzes of the late fifth century BC. The field is otherwise plain with no additional devices or border.
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Reverse lettering Φ Ε
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