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Hemidrachm

Uitgever Thessalian League
Jaar 470 BC - 460 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Beschrijving voorzijde Forepart of a prancing horse to right, depicted in high relief emerging from a rocky outcrop, rendered in the archaic Greek artistic tradition. The horse's musculature and forward motion are conveyed with vigorous simplicity, with the forelegs raised and the mane suggested by incised lines. The flan is characteristically irregular and the field is plain and unadorned.
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Oplage ND (470 BC - 460 BC)
Aanvullende informatie

The Thessalian League's federal coinage of this period is among the earliest examples of a Greek regional authority issuing coins collectively rather than through individual poleis — a political arrangement that was far from stable. Thessaly's aristocratic ruling class, the Aleuadae and Scopadae families, exerted fractious control over the league's federal institutions throughout the fifth century, and federal issues were intermittent as a result.

BCD Thessaly II 8 places this hemidrachm among the earliest federal emissions, predating the more prolific series of the fourth century by decades.

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