Stater

正面描述	A fig leaf rendered in bold relief, depicted frontally with prominent lobes spreading outward from a central stem, occupying the majority of the flan. The leaf's characteristic three-pointed form and veining are rendered in the archaic style typical of early Rhodian coinage. The letters K and A, an abbreviated ethnic for Kamiros, appear in the field flanking the leaf. The design is set against a plain, slightly irregular flan characteristic of hammered silver coinage of the early fifth century BC.
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边缘	Plain
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附加信息	Kamiros was one of the three ancient Doric cities of Rhodes — alongside Ialysos and Lindos — that operated independently before synoikismos unified them under the newly founded city of Rhodes in 408 BC. This stater predates that political consolidation by roughly a century, placing it among the issues of a genuinely autonomous polis with its own monetary identity. The Kamiran series is notably sparse in the numismatic record; surviving specimens appear infrequently on the market compared to contemporary Rhodian and Corinthian output. The weight standard aligns with the Chian or so-called "Rhodian" standard widely adopted across the eastern Aegean during this period.

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