Search: all words any words exact phrase
Powered byPowered by Google Arabic Bulgarian Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Croatian Czech Danish Dutch Finnish French German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Italian Japanese Korean Latvian Lithuanian Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian Slovak Spanish Swedish Thai Turkish Ukrainian
Go Home Go More Macedonian coin jewelry Go Educational Ask the Relequist About Macedonian coin jewelry Tell a Friend About Macedonian coin jewelry

Category: Macedonian coin jewelry 30% Off

Solid silver Alexander the Great Tetradrachm struck at the Amphipolis mint sometime between 315 BC and 294 BC. In the right field an inscription meaning (Money of) Alexander, while on the left field contains the marks or symbols of the mint's Magistrates. Mounted in a modern rope braid Vermeil setting in a 22 karat gold plate finish over pure silver. At the top of the setting, the head of a lion.

315- 294 BC
1 1/2” x 1”

Greek antiquities are gauranteed to be authentic and from the period stated. All of our artifacts come with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Questions? Ask the Relequist

   Big Sale!   Was: $600   Now: $420 30% Off!
Plus Shipping & Handling
Add to Basket Show Basket

Treasures of the World Artifact Spotlight:
Macedonian Coins
Alexander the Great Coin solid silver drachm coins struck at the Amphipolis mint sometime between 315 BC and 294 BC. The front carries a likeness of Hercules adorned with the head of the Thespian Lion, the killing of which was one of his great feats. It is believed that Alexander was the model for the face of Hercules in these coins. The reverse shows Zeus enthroned with an eagle perched on his outstretched right hand and a scepter in his left. If his legs are crossed it would indicate that the coin was struck posthumously (struck after the death of Alexander). If legs are placed together it would indicate that the coin was struck during the lifetime of Alexander. In the right field an inscription meaning (Money of) Alexander, while on the left field contains the marks or symbols of the mint's Magistrates.
Holy Land oil lamp
(5) Terracotta oil lamps with raised geometric designs. Traces of carbon residue around wick hole.
Sumerian Stamp Seals
Black steatite stamp seal: a horned animal before an altar. The reverse with incised linear and floral designs. Hole for wearability.
Amazon.com Music
Online shopping for hundreds of thousands of music CDs from your favorite artists at everyday low prices.
Go Previous
Macedonian coin jewelry 315- 294 BC 		Go Next
Macedonian coin jewelry 315- 294 BC
Double-Click Any Word - Get Instant Results In Our Search Engine
'Go Big': Macedonian coin jewelry 315- 294 BC
 Click Image to 'Go Big'
Other Greek Pieces:
Greek pottery [400 BC] Greek pottery [400 BC] Greek pottery [400 BC] Greek pottery [400 BC] Greek coins [490 - 480 BC] Greek coins [400 BC] Greek sword [400 BC] Greek sword [400 BC] Greek sword [400 BC] Greek pottery [400 BC] Greek pottery [400 BC] Greek pottery [500 BC] Greek icons [Late 1800’s] Macedonian coin jewelry [315- 294 BC] Macedonian coin jewelry [315- 294 BC]
Go Previous Go Next
Macedonian cufflinks [315- 294 BC] Greek ring [350 - 325 BC] Parthian coin jewelry [247 BC - 228 AD] Parthian coin jewelry [247 BC - 228 AD] Macedonian coins [315 - 294 BC ] Macedonian coins [359 - 336 BC] Macedonian coins [336 - 323 BC] Parthian coin jewelry [247 BC - 228 AD] Greek arrowstatue head [400 BC] Greek spear points [400 BC] Greek oil lamp [400 BC] Greek oil lamp [400 BC] Greek oil lamp [400 BC] Greek oil lamp [400 BC] Greek oil lamp [200 BC]


Search: all words any words exact phrase
Treasures of the World Find Something Special