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Alexander III the Great Silver Tetradrachm - Iconic Hellenistic Coin 336–323 BC
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Description
Description
This magnificent silver Tetradrachm coin dates back to the reign of Alexander III, known as Alexander the Great (336–323 BC). A masterpiece of ancient Greek coinage, the obverse features the head of Heracles (Hercules) adorned with the Nemean Lion's skin, a symbol of strength and heroism. The reverse depicts Zeus enthroned, holding an eagle and scepter, accompanied by Greek inscriptions identifying Alexander’s authority.
This coin exemplifies the pinnacle of Hellenistic artistry and symbolizes the unification of the Greek world under Alexander’s empire. A tangible piece of history, it represents the legacy of one of the most influential leaders of all time. Perfect for collectors, historians, and those captivated by ancient Greek culture.
Period and Time
Period and Time
336–323 BC, Hellenistic Period under Alexander the Great.
Struck during Alexander’s reign or the subsequent Hellenistic kingdoms, these coins were part of his effort to unify his vast empire under a single currency. The imagery of Heracles and Zeus reflected Alexander’s claim to divine lineage and reinforced his authority across conquered territories, spanning from Greece to India.
Material
Material
Metal: Silver
Type: Tetradrachm