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Hemiobol

Issuer Kleonai
Year 470 BC - 420 BC
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Value Hemiobol (1⁄12)
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Reverse description Within a recessed incuse square, a large capital Kappa (Κ) with curved arms serving as the primary civic badge of Kleonai. To the left of the Kappa, a tripartite arrangement consisting of a central triangle in relief flanked on either side by two sunken (incuse) triangles, forming a distinctive geometric pattern. The composition is tightly contained within the incuse square, a hallmark of archaic Peloponnesian fractional silver coinage. The overall design is bold and schematic, consistent with civic mint practice of the fifth century BC.
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Reverse lettering Κ
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