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Diobol

Issuer Pheneos (Arkadia)
Year 450 BC - 425 BC
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Weight 1.86 g
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Reverse description A kerykeion (caduceus) depicted frontally at centre, its shaft surmounted by two intertwined serpents forming a rounded loop, all set within a shallow incuse square. To the left of the shaft appears the Greek letter iota (Ι) and to the right the letters delta (Δ), forming the partial civic abbreviation for Pheneos. The incuse treatment and bold relief of the symbol are consistent with Peloponnesian hammered coinage of the classical period.
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Mint Pheneos
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