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The bimetallic tetradrachms associated with the Kingdom of Elymais represent an unusual category of ancient Iranian coinage. Elymais was a semi-independent kingdom located in southwestern Iran whose rulers maintained their own regional monetary traditions through centuries of changing political relationships with the larger Parthian world. This BI Tetradrachm from Elymais features a silver-copper alloy and earned a Fine certification from the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). Now, Kingdom of Elymais BI Tetradrachm Coins are available online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
These Kingdom of Elymais BI Tetradrachms earned a Fine grade from the NGC, which corresponds to a 12 on the Sheldon Numeric Scale. Coins in this condition will show considerable wear that ranges from moderate to heavy, all resulting from extensive circulation use. While wear patterns have flattened the higher relief points, the primary devices, images, and legends are clear enough to be easily identified.
Bimetallic tetradrachms from Elymais commonly display a royal portrait on the obverse, often showing the ruler wearing a diadem associated with kingship. Over time, these portraits developed an increasingly stylized appearance, moving away from some of the naturalistic conventions inherited from Hellenistic coinage and toward a more distinctly regional artistic approach. Reverse designs can include symbols such as an anchor or a fire altar, depending on the ruler and issue. Aramaic inscriptions also appear on Elymaean coinage, providing royal names and other identifying information.
The bimetallic tetradrachms of Elymais were produced during an extended period stretching approximately from the 1st century BC into the 2nd century AD. This lengthy period of coin production reflects the durability of Elymais as a regional political entity within the wider Parthian sphere and the ability of its rulers to maintain a recognizable local coinage tradition over successive generations. Although the kingdom operated alongside the greater power of the Arsacid Empire, its royal issues preserved distinctive regional elements for centuries.
JM Bullion customer service can assist you with ancient silver for sale at 800-276-6508. We are also available online via email.
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The bimetallic tetradrachms associated with the Kingdom of Elymais represent an unusual category of ancient Iranian coinage. Elymais was a semi-independent kingdom located in southwestern Iran whose rulers maintained their own regional monetary traditions through centuries of changing political relationships with the larger Parthian world. This BI Tetradrachm from Elymais features a silver-copper alloy and earned a Fine certification from the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). Now, Kingdom of Elymais BI Tetradrachm Coins are available online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
These Kingdom of Elymais BI Tetradrachms earned a Fine grade from the NGC, which corresponds to a 12 on the Sheldon Numeric Scale. Coins in this condition will show considerable wear that ranges from moderate to heavy, all resulting from extensive circulation use. While wear patterns have flattened the higher relief points, the primary devices, images, and legends are clear enough to be easily identified.
Bimetallic tetradrachms from Elymais commonly display a royal portrait on the obverse, often showing the ruler wearing a diadem associated with kingship. Over time, these portraits developed an increasingly stylized appearance, moving away from some of the naturalistic conventions inherited from Hellenistic coinage and toward a more distinctly regional artistic approach. Reverse designs can include symbols such as an anchor or a fire altar, depending on the ruler and issue. Aramaic inscriptions also appear on Elymaean coinage, providing royal names and other identifying information.
The bimetallic tetradrachms of Elymais were produced during an extended period stretching approximately from the 1st century BC into the 2nd century AD. This lengthy period of coin production reflects the durability of Elymais as a regional political entity within the wider Parthian sphere and the ability of its rulers to maintain a recognizable local coinage tradition over successive generations. Although the kingdom operated alongside the greater power of the Arsacid Empire, its royal issues preserved distinctive regional elements for centuries.
JM Bullion customer service can assist you with ancient silver for sale at 800-276-6508. We are also available online via email.
