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Tetrobol - Kuprilli

Issuer Lycia, Dynasts of
Year 470 BC - 440 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Two confronted foreparts of boars conjoined at the hindquarters, their bodies intertwined to form a symmetrical device, with a triskeles positioned centrally between them. The boars are rendered in a vigorous archaic style with carefully detailed musculature. A dotted exergual line runs below the composition. The design fills the flan with bold, confident die-cutting characteristic of early Lycian coinage.
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Reverse description A triskeles depicted in bold relief within a dotted square border, the whole set within a deeply incuse square. The three curved legs of the triskeles radiate dynamically from a central boss, rendered in a robust archaic style. The incuse square technique is typical of early fifth-century BC Greek coinage of Asia Minor. The dotted inner border frames the device precisely within the recessed field.
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Mintage ND (470 BC - 440 BC)
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