Drachm Folkusova Type

The Cotini were a Celtic people occupying the ore-rich uplands of what is now northern Slovakia and the Czech-Moravian highlands, and their access to silver deposits distinguishes them from neighboring groups who more often struck in billon or base metal. The Folkusova type takes its name from a find site, consistent with how much of Celtic numismatic taxonomy was built — not from mint records, which don't exist, but from hoard and stray-find locations accumulated through the 19th and 20th centuries.

Göbl's classification remains the primary framework for Danubian Celtic coinage, established through his systematic die studies rather than documentary evidence.