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Stater - Kroisos Light Type

Issuer Kings of Lydia
Year 560 BC - 546 BC
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Value 1 Stater
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Reverse description A single large, deep incuse rectangular punch occupying the majority of the reverse field, produced by the application of a square punch during the hammering process. Within the incuse depression, faint incised lines and irregular surface markings are visible, characteristic of the single-punch technique employed at the Sardis mint under Kroisos. The surrounding field rises sharply to the coin's edge, presenting the typical domed, unworked surface of a Lydian hammered stater. No legend, inscription, or secondary device is present.
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Mint Sardis
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