Stater

正面描述	Facing janiform head of a bearded male deity, rendered in high relief with finely detailed hair swept back on both sides and a full beard with carefully delineated strands. The visage is presented frontally, with deeply modelled facial features including pronounced brow ridges, broad nose, and slightly parted lips, characteristic of the archaic-to-classical transitional style of Mysian coinage. The field is plain, with no inscription or additional device. This iconic facing-head type is the hallmark obverse design of Lampsakene gold staters of this period.
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背面描述	A winged forepart of a Pegasus advancing to the right, depicted in three-quarter relief within a plain incuse square. The creature's wings are rendered with carefully engraved feathers fanning upward and backward, while the horse's foreleg extends forward in a dynamic prancing posture. The musculature of the chest and neck is boldly modelled, conveying vigorous movement. The incuse square surrounding the device is characteristic of the hammered coinage technique employed at Lampsakos during the fourth century BC. No legend or additional symbols appear in the field.
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铸币厂	Lampsakos
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