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Stater - Epaminondas

Issuer Thebes
Year 364 BC - 362 BC
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Shape Round (irregular)
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Obverse description Boeotian shield depicted facing, rendered in high relief with characteristic curved cutouts on either side forming the distinctive lateral notches of this regional shield type. The convex boss of the shield dominates the central field, with the rim carefully delineated by an incuse border. The surface exhibits the typical irregular flan shape associated with hammered coinage of the Theban mint in the Classical period.
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Reverse description A tall, slender amphora with handles depicted in the centre of a concave (incuse) circular punch, flanked by the magistrate's abbreviated name across the field. A rosette appears above the amphora as a decorative symbol. The entire design is contained within a recessed concave circle, a hallmark of Boeotian stater reverse types of this era.
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Reverse lettering EΠ-AM I
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