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背面描述	Bust of an eagle facing left, depicted in profile within a dotted border forming a square frame, the entire design set within a recessed incuse square. The eagle's head is rendered with a hooked beak and stylized feathering typical of archaic Greek engraving. The incuse technique, with its characteristic sunken field, is consistent with early fifth-century BC coinage from the Dodecanese region. No inscription or legend appears on this side.
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铸造量	ND (490 BC - 480 BC)
附加信息	Ialysos was one of three major settlements on Rhodes before the island's synoikism of 408 BC unified them into the single city of Rhodes. This small fractional silver predates that merger by decades, issued when Ialysos maintained its own independent monetary output. Production appears to have been modest — the city's coinage is substantially rarer than that of neighboring Kamiros or Lindos from the same period, suggesting either limited minting activity or rapid absorption into wider Rhodian trading circuits where larger denominations dominated.

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