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Philip I Philadelphus Silver Tetradrachm - Seleucid Empire, 93–83 BC, Under Roman Rule
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Description
Description
This exquisite silver AR Tetradrachm coin originates from the reign of Philip I Philadelphus (93–83 BC), during the Seleucid Empire's decline under Roman influence. Weighing 15.36 grams, the coin showcases the finely detailed portrait of Philip I on the obverse, reflecting the exceptional craftsmanship of Seleucid coinage. The reverse typically features Zeus enthroned, symbolizing the fusion of Hellenistic culture and Roman power.
A tangible piece of history, this coin represents a fascinating era of political transition and cultural blending, making it a valuable addition for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
Period and Time
Period and Time
93–83 BC, Late Hellenistic Period under Roman rule.
Philip I Philadelphus ruled during a time when the Seleucid Empire was heavily influenced by the expanding Roman Republic. This coin embodies the intersection of Greek artistry, Seleucid sovereignty, and Roman dominance, offering a glimpse into a transformative period in ancient history.
Material
Material
Metal: Silver
Weight: 15.36 grams