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The tetradrachm was a prominent silver coin of ancient Greece, valued at four drachmas. Numerous city-states issued their own tetradrachms, showcasing distinctive designs that celebrated regional identity. The issues from Athens in Attica gained exceptional renown for their fine artistry and reliable silver quality, enabling them to function as dependable trade currency across the Mediterranean world. Now, Attica Athens AR Tetradrachm Coins in Choice Extremely Fine condition are available online at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Minted between 440 and 404 BCE, these Attica Athens AR Tetradrachm Coins have a Choice Extremely Fine certification, making them the highest-quality XF coins. Choice XF coins showcase complete details with minor wear present on some of the high points. Additionally, the coins have the NGC’s 4/5 grade for the surface. This indicates an ancient coin with good post-production visuals. Despite circulation, the coins have quality luster, little corrosion, and only minor abrasions or scratches.
These coins, though over two millennia old, continue to display remarkable surfaces. Many retain bright silver coloration and satin-like brilliance, while others reveal gentle champagne tones or subtle traces of blue toning.
The obverse of Attica Athens AR Tetradrachm Coins depicts the goddess Athena in right-profile, a central emblem of Athenian identity. The reverse presents her sacred owl, accompanied by an olive branch, a crescent moon, and the ΑΘΕ inscription that identifies Athens as the minting city.
In the 4th century BCE, Athens remained a major cultural and intellectual center despite losing its political dominance following defeat in the Peloponnesian War. The city continued to attract philosophers, artists, and scholars from across the Greek world, with figures like Plato and Aristotle establishing their philosophical schools there. While Athens attempted to rebuild its naval power and formed the Second Athenian League to counterbalance Spartan and Theban influence, it ultimately could not prevent the rise of Macedonian hegemony under Philip II and Alexander the Great.
JM Bullion customer service is available to help you with ancient silver coins at 800-276-6508. Additionally, you can connect with us via our web chat and email address.
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The tetradrachm was a prominent silver coin of ancient Greece, valued at four drachmas. Numerous city-states issued their own tetradrachms, showcasing distinctive designs that celebrated regional identity. The issues from Athens in Attica gained exceptional renown for their fine artistry and reliable silver quality, enabling them to function as dependable trade currency across the Mediterranean world. Now, Attica Athens AR Tetradrachm Coins in Choice Extremely Fine condition are available online at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Minted between 440 and 404 BCE, these Attica Athens AR Tetradrachm Coins have a Choice Extremely Fine certification, making them the highest-quality XF coins. Choice XF coins showcase complete details with minor wear present on some of the high points. Additionally, the coins have the NGC’s 4/5 grade for the surface. This indicates an ancient coin with good post-production visuals. Despite circulation, the coins have quality luster, little corrosion, and only minor abrasions or scratches.
These coins, though over two millennia old, continue to display remarkable surfaces. Many retain bright silver coloration and satin-like brilliance, while others reveal gentle champagne tones or subtle traces of blue toning.
The obverse of Attica Athens AR Tetradrachm Coins depicts the goddess Athena in right-profile, a central emblem of Athenian identity. The reverse presents her sacred owl, accompanied by an olive branch, a crescent moon, and the ΑΘΕ inscription that identifies Athens as the minting city.
In the 4th century BCE, Athens remained a major cultural and intellectual center despite losing its political dominance following defeat in the Peloponnesian War. The city continued to attract philosophers, artists, and scholars from across the Greek world, with figures like Plato and Aristotle establishing their philosophical schools there. While Athens attempted to rebuild its naval power and formed the Second Athenian League to counterbalance Spartan and Theban influence, it ultimately could not prevent the rise of Macedonian hegemony under Philip II and Alexander the Great.
JM Bullion customer service is available to help you with ancient silver coins at 800-276-6508. Additionally, you can connect with us via our web chat and email address.
