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Triobol

Issuer Argos
Year 330 BC - 270 BC
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Composition Silver
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Obverse description A forepart of a wolf advancing to the left is depicted in high relief against a plain field, the animal's open jaws rendered with expressive naturalism characteristic of Argive die engraving. The muscular forequarters and articulated forepaws are shown in three-quarter perspective, conveying vigorous movement. The wolf, sacred to Apollo, served as a prominent civic emblem of Argos and appears here without accompanying legend or border decoration. The flan is irregularly shaped, as typical of hand-struck Peloponnesian silver of this period.
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Reverse script Greek
Reverse lettering Α
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