Alexander III ‘the Great’ 319-305BC Silver Drachm gVF

Alexander III ‘the Great’ 319-305BC Silver Drachm gVFStruck at Magnesia Mint circa 319 305 BC. Step into the past with a fascinating silver drachm from the Kingdom of Macedon during Alexander III's rule (336 323 B. C.). Weighing 4. 10 grams and minted around 319 305 B. C. in Magnesia, this coin showcases Herakles' head wearing a lion skin on one side, complemented by Zeus seated on a throne holding an eagle. Additionally, the reverse features a symbol (P B), a monogram beneath the throne, and the

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