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Tetradrachm - Pythagores with legend

Issuer Satrapy of Ionia (Achaemenid Satrapies)
Year 350 BC - 333 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Persian king or satrap rendered in the Achaemenid royal tradition, wearing the kidaris (tiara) and kandys (court robe), depicted in a dynamic kneeling-running stance to the right. The figure holds a spear in the raised right hand and a bow in the left hand, evoking the standard Persian royal iconography. A Greek legend partially preserved as [Π]YΘAΓ-O-P-H[Σ], identifying the issuing authority as Pythagores, encircles the central design in the field.
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Obverse lettering [Π]YΘAΓ-O-P-H[Σ]
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Mintage ND (350 BC - 333 BC)
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