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Potin/ Lead/ AE Units - Anepigraphic

Issuer Western Satraps (Indo-Scythian Kingdom)
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Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Heavily corroded and encrusted field with deeply patinated surfaces in shades of green and brown, consistent with a potin or base-metal alloy of the Western Satraps series. The central device is largely obscured by encrustation, though faint traces of a design motif may be discerned beneath the patina. No legible legend or inscription is present, consistent with the anepigraphic classification of this type. The flan is small and irregularly round, with an uneven edge typical of primitive hammered coinage from this region and period. The coin belongs to a series of anonymous small denomination units catalogued under the Pieper reference for Western Satrap base-metal issues.
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Reverse script Brahmi
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