Tetradrachm Slowakischer Type

The "Slowakischer Typ" tetradrachms are a loose regional grouping of late La Tène coinage produced in the Carpathian basin, most likely by Celtic populations in what is now western Slovakia and adjacent Moravia. They derive ultimately from the Macedonian tetradrachms of Philip II, though the prototypes had passed through so many generations of copying by this point that the chain of stylistic transmission is more typological inference than documented lineage.

Göbl's classification of the type remains the working reference, though attribution to a specific tribe is impossible with current evidence — no hoard provenance has conclusively tied this emission to a single issuing group.