AR Tetradrachm, Attica, Athens. c. 440 - 404 BC

An Athenian silver tetradrachm ca. 475–465 B.C., showing Athena's owl and an olive branch. Collection: The Getty.

Tetradrachm from Ephesos, Ionia, c. 390-325 BC.

Alexander III of Macedon tetradrachm, late lifetime issue, Aradus, c. 324/3 BC

Silver Tetradrachm (229-221 BC), belonged Early Antigonid Dynasty - Macedonia, Greece.

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Tetradrachm of Abdera with leaping #griffin , struck under Anaxipolis. Period: Greek - Classical Period
c. 439/437–411/410 B.C. Collection: MFA Boston.

Silver tetradrachm of Tigran the Great, 95-56. before Christmas.

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Tetradrachm (Coin) Portraying Alexander the Great as Herakles, Ancient Greek, -317, Macedonia

Tetradrachm of Akragas, Silver, Agrigento, Italy, circa 420-413 BC

Attica, Athens circa 440-404 BC Silver Tetradrachm money

ARMENIAN KINGDOM. Tigranes II the Great (95-56 BC). AR tetradrachm (28mm, 15.89 gm, 1h). NGC AU 4/5 - 3/5. Tigranocerta, ca. 80-68 BC. Diademed and draped bust of Tigranes II right, wearing tiara with starburst between eagles standing outward looking inward; bead-and-reel border

Owl of Athena! 🦉❤️ Silver coin (tetradrachm) minted in Athens c. 475-465 BC.

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An astounding portrait of Artavasdes II, king of Armenia (55-34 BC), on a silver tetradrachm struck during his reign. Initially a friend of Rome, Artavasdes' alliance with the Republic became increasingly strained. After refusing to assist Mark Antony in his misguided campaign

Tetradrachm of Indo - Greek King Eucratides

1st Century B.C ( 2000 Years Old )

The Athenian Tetradrachm (C. 500BC) alongside a modern 1 Euro coin. #Lindy

A silver tetradrachm from Sicily, Syracuse, struck at the time of the Second democracy, 415-405 BC.

Described by Cicero as ‘the greatest Greek city and the most beautiful of them all’, Syracuse became the major power in Sicily during the late 5th Century BC. Its political and

So pleased to have won this coin of Hadrian at auction, and at a reasonable price. It is a Cistophoric Tetradrachm (26mm, 13.84 g) struck at Nicomedia after AD 128 (imperial mint). The reverse shows an octastyle temple set on a three-tiered podium with the legend ROM ET AVG (To

Greek Tetradrachm from Abdera, Thrace, c. 439-410 BC

Obverse: a leaping Gryphon. Reverse: an eagle flying in a square surround by the letters E–KA / TA / IO / S. All within an incuse square.

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16,52 gr.