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正面描述	Geometric grid pattern consisting of a rectilinear arrangement of raised lines forming a series of rectangular compartments across the lower field, surmounted by a fan-like or triangular radiating device in the upper portion, all contained within a roughly circular flan. The design is executed in low relief with bold, deeply incised dividing lines characteristic of early archaic Ionian coinage. No inscription or legend present. The overall composition is purely geometric, reflecting the earliest conventions of electrum coinage production in western Anatolia.
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边缘	Plain
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附加信息	Among the earliest electrum fractional coinage struck anywhere in the ancient world, these tiny pieces predate standardized monetary systems by decades. The issuing city remains unattributed with certainty — Phocaea, Miletus, and several lesser Ionian centers have all been proposed, with no scholarly consensus. The natural electrum alloy used at this period was not yet artificially controlled for gold-silver ratio, meaning individual pieces vary in composition even within a single type. At roughly one ninety-sixth of a stater, this denomination saw daily market use for small transactions at a time when coinage itself was barely a generation old.

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