Drachm Tótfalu Type

The Boii were expelled from Bohemia by the Germanic Marcomanni around 60–50 BC, scattering into the middle Danube basin where surviving communities continued striking debased local coinage well into the final decades before the Roman conquest of Pannonia. The Tótfalu type belongs to this late, fragmented phase of Boian production — a series distinguished from earlier Boian issues by a progressive reduction in silver content and flan weight as tribal economies destabilized under sustained military and demographic pressure.

The Kostial and Göbl references place this type within a tightly defined regional cluster, with find spots concentrated in what is now southwestern Slovakia and the Danube bend area of northern Hungary.