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<p>[QUOTE="Pavlos, post: 4583930, member: 96635"]Actually they did that for an economical perspective rather than a symbolic one. Alexanders coins were wide spread and therefore a trusted currency. Hunderd years after his death his coins were still circulating, so it would make sense for the civic cities to continue the design of Alexander. The symbolism of the Makedonian royal house behind those coins were already gone.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Pavlos, post: 4583930, member: 96635"]Actually they did that for an economical perspective rather than a symbolic one. Alexanders coins were wide spread and therefore a trusted currency. Hunderd years after his death his coins were still circulating, so it would make sense for the civic cities to continue the design of Alexander. The symbolism of the Makedonian royal house behind those coins were already gone.[/QUOTE]
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