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Description
Description
This extraordinary silverTetradrachmis a remarkable piece of ancient history from the era of Alexander the Great (336–323 BC) or the following Hellenistic period under his successors. The obverse features the head of Heracles (Hercules), depicted wearing the Nemean lion's skin headdress, symbolizing strength and divine favor. The reverse portrays Zeus, the king of the gods, seated on a throne holding an eagle and scepter, a testament to Alexander's claimed lineage to the gods and his imperial authority.
This coin reflects the artistic excellence of ancient Greek coinage and Alexander’s vast empire's unifying influence. Whether for collectors or history enthusiasts, this artifact is a tangible connection to the legacy of one of history’s most iconic figures.
Period and Time
Period and Time
336–323 BC or early Hellenistic Period (posthumous minting by Alexander's successors).
Alexander the Great’s tetradrachms were issued during his reign and by his successors to maintain his image as a divine and powerful leader. These coins circulated across his empire, which spanned from Greece to Egypt and as far as India, reinforcing the unification of his territories under a single economic and cultural framework.
