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| 背面描述 | A four-spoked wheel, enclosed within a plain linear border, with two raised pellets placed within each of the four quadrants formed by the spokes, totalling six pellets overall — a standard value mark for the hemilitron denomination in the Siculo-Greek monetary system. The wheel motif, a traditional Syracusan reverse type on small silver fractions, is boldly struck and centrally placed within the circular field. |
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| 铸造量 | ND (425 BC - 420 BC) |
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Syracuse was producing some of the ancient world's most technically accomplished coinage during this period, with the city's mint at the height of its artistic ambition under the influence of masters like Eucleidas. The hemilitra — one-twelfth of a litra — served the city's fine denominational system at a moment when Syracuse was consolidating power across Sicily following decades of conflict with Akragas and Leontinoi.
Boehringer 639 places this piece within a tightly sequenced die study. The small module makes clean strikes on this type genuinely uncommon.