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Hemidrachm

Issuer Philippi (Macedon)
Year 356 BC - 345 BC
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Reference(s) Philippi#7 cf. Lockett#1364 cf.
Obverse description Youthful, beardless head of Herakles facing right, wearing the lionskin headdress with the scalp drawn tightly over the crown and the open jaws framing his face — a rendering characteristic of early Macedonian coinage. The modelling of the facial features is bold yet archaic in style, with a pronounced brow and a strong profile. The flan is irregularly shaped, as is typical of hand-struck Asiatic-weight silver coinage of the mid-fourth century BC.
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Mint Philippi
Mintage ND (356 BC - 345 BC)
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