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Diobol - Saratokos Type II, ΣΑΡΤΟΚΟ
| Issuer | Odrysian Kingdom |
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| Year | 407 BC - 369 BC |
| Type | Standard circulation coin |
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| Reverse lettering | ΣΑΡΤΟΚΟ |
| Edge | Plain |
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Saratokos ruled the Odrysian Kingdom during a period of fragmentation following the death of Seuthes I, when the once-dominant Thracian state had splintered among competing dynasts. His coinage is exceptionally rare precisely because his authority was regional rather than paramount — he controlled a reduced territory in a kingdom that had seen its peak power under Sitalces and Amadocus. The blank reference fields across Youroukova, Moushmov, and Dobruski speak plainly: most major catalogers simply never encountered enough examples to classify them.