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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mikjo0, post: 126240, member: 3565&quot;]Ooops,sorry..got my Marts mixed up.</p><p>The value is probably only a couple of dollars unless it&#039;s made of real silver in which case,maybe $10.</p><p>Authentic Greek/Macedonian silver drachms of this type can go for $75 to upwards of $400 for large silver Tetradrachms in good shape.</p><p>I would hang onto it in any case because Bonedigger and I are certainly not experts in ancient coins,just learning as we go and there&#039;s always a possibility it&#039;s real.</p><p>Hopefully one of the true experts that belong to this forum will come along and offer an opinion.</p><p>Oh yeah,the Greek coin in my member avatar is a later example of this type of large Tetradrachm from 70 BC.You can judge it&#039;s size from the old US 50 cent piece next to it.It is in &quot;as struck&quot; condition and I think I paid about $275 for it a few years ago.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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