Silver tetradrachm from Athens, circa 454-404 BC. The front of the coin with Athena, patron deity of Athens. The goddess wears a beaded necklace and crested helmet, decorated with olive leaves and a floral scroll, her hair swept across her forehead. The reverse with the emblem of Athens, the little owl. The creature stares out through enormous round eyes, an olive sprig and crescent moon in the left field. The inscription reading: AQE - Abbreviated Greek for "Athens". The Athenian “owl” silver tetradrachm is unquestionably one of the most influential and iconic coins of all time. During the fifth century BC, when Athens emerged as the greatest of all Greek cities, owls were the most widely used international coin and helped to spread Greek culture throughout the Mediterranean world. Weight: 17.20 g Diameter: 24.00 mm Provenance: Leu Fixed price List 20, 1st October 1985, lot 11. Swiss private collection.
Human talent knows no bounds, and this holds true both for the people of the past and those in our current times, especially when it comes to crafting impressive structures. These range from small yet stunning creations like hand-carved coins bearing the faces of past rulers to large-scale structures as vast as the Colosseum's Basement in Rome.
By Wayne Sayles – Ancient Coins Collecting Blog ...... The classification of cultures generally tracks along two interrelated lines: chronological
Tetradrachm from Pheneos in Arcadia, c. 360-350 BCE, showing Demeter. Electrum coin from Phokaia in Ionia, 468 BCE. Some of these coins are beautiful, others wonderfully weird, and some have such great stories. It's a good thing I'm not into collecting, because I love these pictures. Double face coin from Istros in Moesia, 4th century BCE. Tetradrachm from Knossos with the Labyrinth. From Lycia, c. 500-440 BCE. From Akragas in Sicily, c 420 BCE; lower right is Scylla. From Kyrene, c. 250 BCE, one of many coins from north Africa depicting the fabled Silphium plant. Tetradrachm from Syracuse, 405 BCE. Elephants! Seleukos I, 300 BCE. The face of Zeus from Syracuse, 344-337 BCE. And Helios, from Rhodes.
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Roman coins are embedded with ancient history, making them popular and much prized collector’s item today. But how exactly were they made?
Medieval Hammered Coins are a great addition to any coin collection. They are rare, valuable, display well and super cool!
Immerse yourself in the legacy of ancient civilizations with our Sun God Aztec Coin, available in your choice of brass, bronze, copper, or silver. This meticulously crafted collectible coin is inspired by the revered Sun God motif of the Aztec culture and serves as a tribute to their rich heritage. **Product Details:** - Material Options: Choose from Brass, Bronze, Copper, or Silver - Size: 50mm x 50mm x 5mm - Design: Features an intricately detailed Aztec Sun God coin motif - Craftsmanship: Meticulously crafted for an authentic and unique look - Cultural Tribute: Celebrate the beauty and significance of Aztec civilization - Display: Perfect for collections, displays, or as a conversation piece - Thoughtful Gift: Ideal for history enthusiasts and cultural admirers This Sun God Aztec Coin transcends time, allowing you to hold a piece of history in your hands. Choose your preferred metal finish and let this collectible coin transport you to an era of splendor and mystique.
A silver tetradrachm. Obverse: Magistrate Antialkidas. E-Φ , bee with straight wings. Reverse: ANTIAΛKIΔAΣ, forepart of a stag to right, its head turned back to face left, a palm-tree on left....
An authentic ancient coin dedicated to Apollo, the deity associated with the sun, poetry, and music. Originating from Ancient Greece, this coin features two sides. One side depicts a swan, symbolizing Apollo, while the reverse showcases the head of Apollo, serving as an emblem of artistic inspiration. The Apollo Pendant inspires you to explore your artistic expression and creativity. Crafting history and nature into wearable art. Unfold Apollo’s story. Handmade, brass, 18kt gold plated.
Well-preserved coin with reverse crescent moons and stars design. Celtic Iceni Tribe, England, 40-50 BC
Greek bronze geometric deer decorated with concentric circles, Greece, 8th century BC. This piece was the handle of the cover of a round bronze box called Pyxis. Deer are rare in comparison to horses that where more common. These bronze geometric animals with this elegant style are precious and sought after by connoisseur collectors. Beautiful smooth dark green patina. Provenance. Ex. Private collection K. B. Sweden, bought at Bukowski, Stockholm, in 1992.
British Gold Coins Unite 20 Shillings or One Pound 1644 King Charles I Charles I gold Unite (20 Shillings) 1644 AU, Oxford mint, S-27...
Silver stater struck in Gortyn circa 425-360 BC Obverse: Minotaur in a kneeling-running stance to right, its head facing Reverse: Labyrinth, in the form of a swastika, five pellets in a floral pattern...
Tetradrachm from Pheneos in Arcadia, c. 360-350 BCE, showing Demeter. Electrum coin from Phokaia in Ionia, 468 BCE. Some of these coins are beautiful, others wonderfully weird, and some have such great stories. It's a good thing I'm not into collecting, because I love these pictures. Double face coin from Istros in Moesia, 4th century BCE. Tetradrachm from Knossos with the Labyrinth. From Lycia, c. 500-440 BCE. From Akragas in Sicily, c 420 BCE; lower right is Scylla. From Kyrene, c. 250 BCE, one of many coins from north Africa depicting the fabled Silphium plant. Tetradrachm from Syracuse, 405 BCE. Elephants! Seleukos I, 300 BCE. The face of Zeus from Syracuse, 344-337 BCE. And Helios, from Rhodes.
Beautiful lot of ancient silver coin very unique and collectible 6 piece
In Dr Beekeeper's History of Bees Throughout the Ages series find out all about bees to the modern world. This article is about bees in ancient history.
Silver stater struck in Gortyn circa 425-360 BC Obverse: Minotaur in a kneeling-running stance to right, its head facing Reverse: Labyrinth, in the form of a swastika, five pellets in a floral pattern...
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The Iron age Iceni Coin plaque is handmade. The design is inspired by coins found in the East Anglia region of England. They were made by the Iceni tribe before the Roman conquest. All of the Iron Age coins have a fantastic Art style that is unique to the Celtic Tribes. Knobbly Knees on horses were quite common. Gold, Silver, and Iron staters (coins) are still regularly found throughout the UK by metal detectorists and archaeologist. The most famous member of the Iceni tribe was Queen Boudica, who led a revolt against the Roman invaders. Our wall plaque is made from a colored polyresin and then hand finished. It's around 12cm in diameter. On the rear is a wall hanger. It weighs around 275 gms. Shipping. We aim to ship all orders within 12-24 hrs. Where possible we re-use and recycle wrapping and packing.
Roman coins were first produced in the late 4th century BCE in Italy and continued to be minted for another eight centuries across the empire. Denominations and values more or less constantly changed...
A gold pentadrachm with the diademed bust of Ptolemy II wearing an aegis is on the obverse - An eagle on a thunderbolt is on the reverse with a monogram in the field and ΠTOΛEMAIOY – ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ written...
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This bronze sestertius, has the emperor's name, IMP SER GALBA and the date, AVG TR P (June 68) around the oak-wreathed and draped bust of Galba. The reverse has the image of Victory alighting,...
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Excessively rare, a masterpiece and possibly one of the most beautiful Greek coins extant. A silver tetradrachm signed by the master engraver Kimon circa 405-400 BC, from Syracuse, Sicily (Magna...
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The currency is unusual for various reasons: no other Indian coins have astrological imagery and those issued by Muslim rulers avoid figural decoration.
