Tetradrachm Velemer mit Gesichtsrand Type

The "Gesichtsrand" — face-edge — types take their name from the distinctive treatment of the coin's rim, a localizing feature that helps scholars place production within the eastern Celtic workshops of Pannonia during the second century BC. The Velemer type specifically clusters around finds from the Transdanubian region, where Celtic tribes operated silver supplies derived largely from Balkan mining networks disrupted by the Macedonian collapse after 168 BC.

Göbl's die study places this group within a dense sequence of Pannonian imitative strikings, with relatively tight die linkages suggesting concentrated rather than dispersed production.