Alexander III ‘the Great’ 336-323BC Silver Drachm gVF

Alexander III ‘the Great’ 336-323BC Silver Drachm gVFStruck at Abydus Mint circa 323 280 BC. Silver drachm from the Kingdom of Macedon during Alexander III's reign (336 323 B. C.). This coin, weighing 4. 22 grams, was minted circa 323 317 B. C. in Abydus. One side displays Herakles' head in a lion skin with intricate dotted borders, while the other showcases Zeus seated on a throne holding an eagle, with a tuny fish to the left and a mysterious monogram beneath the throne. Obverse: Head of Herakles

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