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Description
Description
This extraordinary silverTetradrachmis a remarkable artifact from the reign or legacy of Alexander the Great (336–323 BC). The obverse features the head of Heracles (Hercules), depicted wearing the Nemean lion's skin, symbolizing strength and divine lineage. The reverse illustrates Zeus, the king of the gods, seated on a throne holding an eagle and scepter, emphasizing Alexander's connection to divinity and authority.
These coins were minted during Alexander's reign or by his successors to solidify his empire’s unity and propagate his image as a legendary leader. ThisTetradrachmis a tangible piece of history that embodies the artistry, culture, and political power of the Hellenistic world. It is perfect for collectors and history enthusiasts who value ancient Greek craftsmanship.
Period and Time
Period and Time
336–323 BC, Hellenistic Period (possibly posthumous issue by Alexander's successors).
Alexander the Great’s coins were central to his strategy of unifying the diverse regions of his empire. After his death, his successors (the Diadochi) continued minting coins in his name, reinforcing his lasting influence. This coin serves as a reminder of Alexander’s unparalleled legacy in history and mythology.
