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Selge was among the most fiercely independent cities of ancient Pisidia, never fully subdued by the Achaemenid Persian administration that controlled much of Anatolia during this period. The city's rugged mountain setting in the Taurus range made it effectively ungovernable from afar, and that autonomy is directly reflected in a sustained local coinage tradition that persisted well into the Hellenistic period without interruption or imposed reform.

The SNG von Aulock 5268 reference places this piece within a well-documented but genuinely scarce series — Selgian small silver turns up far less frequently than the city's staters.