A superb and substantial Greek silver tetradrachm of Athens dating to the 5th Century BC. Good/Fair Condition. This is obviously an authentic Athens Owl with a cut on the front and rear where it was checked in antiquity, to verify it was silver. This coin was in ciculation for quite some time. Even some of the edges were trimmed, as was common during that period to grab a little silver from many coins to sell for weight. This constitutes one of Greece's most famous early coins...

Greek Apollonia Pontika Silver Drachm Coin 400BC (The cut at top is the result of the practice of scoring coins in antiquity to verify it was real silver") The scoring effects none of the details or quality of the coin, if anything it lends credence to its authenticity. You are considering a superb and Very Rare Greek Silver Drachm coin from Apollonia Pontika, a Greek colony near the Black Sea. Dating to 450 BC - 400 BC...

You are bidding on a superb and unusual type of Greek bronze coin of Philip II, father of Alexander The Great, dating to 359-336 B.C This constitutes one of Greece's most famous coins. Much is known about Alexander The Great, often referred to as the greatest military genius of all times - with whom lies the dubious honour of being the only person who ever succeeded to conquer the whole of the "known world" in his time!......