WOW!!! Wonderful posts everyone!!! TIF's and Martin's and JB's examples are some of the best I've seen to date--UNBELIEVABLE!! My bronze of Philip has long since been sold, so I'll post two of Alexander---a purported lifetime bronze and a rather heavily worn posthumous drachm....Hmmm, do I sense a trend there Like members of my family, I LOVE 'em all despite their 'faults'. 'Guys', Thanks for all the posts and comments!!!
Kingdom of Macedon Philip II 382-336 BCE (Reign 359-336 BCE) AR Tetradrachm. Mint: Pella, lifetime issue, struck circa 353-349 BC. 25 mm. 14.4 g Obv: Laureate head of Zeus right Rev: ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ, Rev: Philip on horseback left, wearing kausia and raising right hand; spearhead below, star below horse's raised foreleg. Le Rider 102 (D58/R82); SNG ANS 357
I got one I was gonna hustle. Any bites? Macedon, Amphipolis Phillip II (BC 359-336) AR Tetradrachm 23 mm x 14.12 grams Obverse: Laureate Head of Zeus Reverse: Naked youth on horseback right holding palm branch. Ref: LeR 46,6