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Trichalkon

Issuer Magnetes
Year 150 BC - 130 BC
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Shape Round (irregular)
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Reverse description The centaur Chiron strides vigorously to the right, his human torso upright and his equine body in full motion. Over his left shoulder he carries a leafy branch, an attribute associated with his role as healer and teacher in Greek mythology. To the right of the figure, an eight-pointed star occupies the field. The ethnic legend ΜΑΓΝΗΤΩΝ, denoting the Magnetes, is divided across the field flanking the central device, identifying the issuing community of this Thessalian bronze issue.
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Reverse lettering ΜΑΓΝΗ ΤΩΝ
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Mintage ND (150 BC - 130 BC)
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