Ancient Greek Macedonia Philip II silver 1/5 Fifth Tetradrachm coin

  
Ancient Greece > Macedonia > Philip II (time of Kassander-Demetrios), 359-336 BC: AR 1/5 (Fifth) Tetradrachm (13.5 x 14mm, 2.6g), Amphipolis mint, struck under Philip III or Alexander IV, circa 323-315 BC. Head of Apollo facing right, hair bound with tainia / horseman facing right, with star & AP monogram below + legend? 44, 13; SNG ANS 583; medallic alignment; AEF/EF, well centered reverse & well struck with good luster. These options can be selected on check-out. -- Prospective buyers in countries without postal relations with Israel can receive orders via a third country. This item is in the category "Coins & Paper Money\Coins: Ancient\Greek (450 BC-100 AD)". The seller is "jerusalem-stamps" and is located in this country: IL.

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1. Certification: Uncertified
2. Denomination: Tetradrachm
3. Grade: as described
4. Composition: Silver
5. Country/Region of Manufacture: Greece
6. Place of Origin: Greece
7. Circulated/Uncirculated: Circulated
8. Year: 323 BC
9. Type: Coin
10. Country: Greece
11. Region: Greece