Ancient Greek Tetradrachm Fourree Macedonia 336-323 BC Alexander'the Great

  

Ancient Greek HOLD Tetradrachm Coin - Macedonia 336-323 BC - Alexander'the Great. Ancient Greek Tetradrachm Fourree - Macedonia 336-323 BC - Alexander'the Great. Obverse: Head of Heracles right, wearing lion skin headdress. Reverse: Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and scepter. Composition: Silver Plated/Bronze Core Fourree.

HISTORICAL NOTE: The Tetradrachm from the time of Alexander the Great is a coin that holds immense historical and numismatic significance. Minted during and after the reign of Alexander the Great, who ruled from 336 to 323 BC, these drachms are among the most iconic coins of antiquity. Featuring a portrait of the Greek hero Herakles wearing a lion-skin headdress, in the likeness of Alexander, on the obverse and various reverse design of Zeus holding an eagle, these coins symbolize the grandeur and power of the Macedonian Empire. Alexander's conquests across Asia and the spread of Greek culture made his coinage one of the most widely circulated in the ancient world.

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