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Selge was a Pisidian city that managed to maintain genuine independence through much of the Hellenistic period — a rarity among inland Anatolian communities. These small silver fractions circulated within a mountainous economy where transactional coinage needed to be practical and portable. At this weight, they represent the lowest denomination struck by the city's mint, likely produced alongside larger staters for local market use rather than inter-regional trade.