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| 背面描述 | A charging bull strides aggressively to the left in a dynamic, low-relief composition characteristic of Syracusan bronze coinage of the early Hellenistic period. Above the bull, an axe is depicted in the upper field serving as a control symbol or magistrate's mark. Below the bull, the partial legend Σ Ω appears in the exergual area, likely representing abbreviated civic or magistrate's initials. The groundline beneath the bull is rendered in a plain, unadorned style. |
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| 铸造量 | ND (317 BC - 310 BC) |
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Agathocles seized power in Syracuse through a coup in 317 BC, massacring an estimated four thousand citizens of the opposing oligarchic faction in the assembly before declaring himself ruler. The bronze fractional coinage struck under his early authority reflects a regime still consolidating — these small denominations circulated heavily among a population that had just watched their political class slaughtered in the streets.
The trias, worth a third of a litra, was the workhorse of everyday Sicilian commerce. High attrition rates mean survivors in presentable condition are genuinely scarce for the type.