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Tetradrachm

Issuer Kyrene
Year 570 BC - 525 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description Incuse square punch dominating the reverse field, divided into two main rectangular compartments by a central vertical ridge, a technique characteristic of archaic Greek coinage employing the early incuse method. Within each compartment, faint figural or geometric impressions are discernible, consistent with the transitional incuse punch types of early Kyrenean tetradrachms. The surrounding field is flat and undecorated, bounded by the irregular edge of the hammered flan. No legend is present. The deep, recessed relief of the punch contrasts with the raised obverse design, exemplifying the standard archaic minting technique of this period.
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Mint Kyrene
Mintage ND (570 BC - 525 BC)
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