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Hemidrachm

Issuer Byzantion
Year 387 BC - 340 BC
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Reference(s) SNG BM Black Sea#12, SNG Copenhagen#484-485
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Reverse description Incuse mill-sail or trident-symbol pattern, featuring a cruciform design divided into four quadrants, each decorated with pellets and scrolled tendrils or ivy-shoot ornaments, rendered within a linear square border. This distinctive geometric incuse type is a hallmark of early Byzantion silver coinage. The overall design is deeply struck into the flan, creating a bold recessed impression. The decorative pellets and volutes in each quadrant lend an elegant, symmetrical aesthetic to the reverse field. No inscriptions are present.
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Mint Byzantion
Mintage ND (387 BC - 340 BC)
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