Ancient Greek Apollonia Pontica Tetradrachm (crayfish), Circa 400-350 B. C

  

Explore the treasures of ancient Greece with the Apollonia Pontica Tetradrachm, a silver coin dating back to circa 400-350 BC. This coin is a testament to the artistry and history of Apollonia Pontica, a thriving city on the shores of the Black Sea. The obverse of this tetradrachm features a laureate head of Apollo, the god of music and the arts, facing right. This divine representation reflects the city's cultural richness and reverence for the gods.

On the reverse, you'll discover an anchor, a symbol often associated with maritime cities like Apollonia Pontica. In the left field, the letter "A" appears, while in the right field, a crayfish can be seen. These elements are enclosed within an incuse square, adding to the coin's intricate design. This coin is a remarkable artifact that not only showcases the craftsmanship of its time but also provides a glimpse into the maritime and cultural significance of Apollonia Pontica in ancient Greece.

It's a tangible link to a bygone era when city-states flourished, gods were revered, and commerce thrived along the Black Sea. For collectors and history enthusiasts alike, the Apollonia Pontica Tetradrachm is a prized addition to any collection. It encapsulates the spirit of ancient Greece and the legacy of a city that left its mark on the pages of history.

Don't miss the chance to own a piece of Apollonia Pontica's heritage. Order your Tetradrachm today and embark on a journey back in time to the golden age of Greek civilization.