These coins featured a cow suckling a calf on the obverse, symbolizing fertility and prosperity. This NGC graded coin from ancient Dyrrhachium Illyria Greece, dating back to 200 BC - 80 BC, is a piece of history waiting to be owned.
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These coins featured a cow suckling a calf on the obverse, symbolizing fertility and prosperity. This NGC graded coin from ancient Dyrrhachium Illyria Greece, dating back to 200 BC - 80 BC, is a piece of history waiting to be owned.
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The RARE Ancient Illyrian Drachm Silver Coin M68 is a valuable piece of ancient history, dating back to the Illyrian era. Made of silver with a fineness of 10/10, this coin is a rare find for collectors interested in Greek and Roman coins. The coin's denomination as a denarius adds to its historical significance, making it a prized possession for numismatists looking to expand their collection of ancient coins.
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These coins featured a cow suckling a calf on the obverse, symbolizing fertility and prosperity. This NGC graded coin from ancient Dyrrhachium Illyria Greece, dating back to 200 BC - 80 BC, is a piece of history waiting to be owned.
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THE MACEDONIAN KINGDOM. PHILIP III, ARRHIDAEUS (323-317 B.C). SILVER DRACHM. Obverse. Head of young Herakles right, clad in lion's skin. Reverse. Zeus enthroned left. Weight: 4.20 grams. 17mm diameter. (Thank you for viewing the coin. All our coins are guaranteed to be genuine and authentic. We've been dealing in coins and antiquities for over 40 years. Questions about the coin are always welcome. Kind Regards, Ancient17).
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IONIA, ERYTHRAI (330-300 B.C). SILVER DRACHM. Head of young Herakles right, clad in lion’s skin. Club and bow in case. (Sear GCV.4423).
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It was succeeded by the Sasanian Empire. In 187BC the Elymaeans who were skilled archers, killed Antiochos III the Great after he pillaged their temple of Bel. The region’s “wealth in silver and gold” is referred to in the deutero-canonical work 1 Maccabees, which states “its temple was very rich, containing golden coverings, breast plates, and weapons left there by Alexander son of Philip, the Macedonian king who first reigned over the Greeks.
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These coins featured a cow suckling a calf on the obverse, symbolizing fertility and prosperity. This NGC graded coin from ancient Dyrrhachium Illyria Greece, dating back to 200 BC - 80 BC, is a piece of history waiting to be owned.
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