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Psophis was a remote Arcadian city in the northwestern Peloponnese, hemmed in by the Erymanthos river on two sides — isolated enough that its coinage circulated in a tightly constrained regional economy and survives today in very small numbers. The city's issues are among the least-documented in Arcadian numismatics, and BMC Greek #2 remains one of the primary reference points simply because so few systematic studies have followed.