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Diobol
| Issuer | Lindos |
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| Year | 520 BC - 475 BC |
| Type | Standard circulation coin |
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| Mint | Lindos |
| Mintage | ND (520 BC - 475 BC) |
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Lindos, one of the three major city-states of Rhodes before the synoikism of 408 BC merged them into the unified polis of Rhodes, struck its own independent coinage during this period. The diobol denomination placed this squarely in everyday transactional use — too small for major commerce, too valuable to be disposable.
BMC Greek #3 places this among the earliest identifiable Lindian issues, predating the political consolidation that would effectively end the city's autonomous mint.