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1 As Wheel / Axe

Issuer Uncertain Etruscan mint
Year 240 BC - 225 BC
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Currency As (circa 301-201 BC)
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Reverse description A double-headed axe (bipennis) is depicted in the central field, with both blades symmetrically spread to either side of a central vertical shaft, rendered in the bold, schematic style typical of Etruscan aes grave. The value mark I (denoting one As) appears to the left of the axe, while an additional letter or mark is placed to the right, serving as a mint or series identifier. A raised concentric border frames the design, consistent with cast bronze coinage of Etruria in the mid-third century BC.
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