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Stater

Issuer Teos
Year 500 BC - 475 BC
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Technique Hammered, Incuse
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Reverse description Deep quadripartite incuse square divided into four roughly equal triangular sections by two intersecting diagonal ridges, forming the characteristic mill-sail or windmill pattern common to early archaic Greek silver coinage. The incuse is boldly struck and occupies nearly the entire reverse field, with no legend or additional devices. The surface within each quadrant is slightly sunken and striated from the die punch.
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Mint Teos (Ionia)
Mintage ND (500 BC - 475 BC)
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