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As the leading everyday currency of the ancient Greek world, the silver drachm was widely produced, with Macedonian issues among the most significant and far-reaching in circulation. Typically struck in about 4.3 grams of high-quality silver, these coins were vital to royal economies, used to facilitate small transactions in local markets across the empire. This Alexander III Silver Drachm is an impressive Choice About Uncirculated specimen, according to the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). Today, Kingdom of Macedon Alexander III AR Drachm Coins are available from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
The drachm was one of the foundational denominations of the ancient Greek monetary system, and its adoption by the Kingdom of Macedonia reflected the broader Hellenization of Macedonian culture and statecraft during the fifth and fourth centuries BC. Early Macedonian coinage, including the drachm, drew heavily from the established minting traditions of the southern Greek city-states, though the kingdom would eventually develop a distinctly Macedonian artistic and political identity in its coinage.
This Kingdom of Macedon Alexander III AR Drachm has a Choice AU grade with impressive strike and surface certifications. The 5/5 strike grade indicates a coin with a strongly struck, centered design. The 4/5 surface designation refers to a coin with above-average luster, as well as minimal signs of wear and tear from circulation.
The obverse of the Alexander III AR Drachm depicts a right-profile image of Hercules, the demi-god, wearing the skin of a lion over his head. The reverse of the Kingdom of Macedon AR Drachm displays Zeus seated on a throne, emphasizing his role as ruler of the gods.
Please contact JM Bullion with any questions about ancient silver coins for sale. Our team can assist you at 800-276-6508, online using our web chat, and via our email address.
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As the leading everyday currency of the ancient Greek world, the silver drachm was widely produced, with Macedonian issues among the most significant and far-reaching in circulation. Typically struck in about 4.3 grams of high-quality silver, these coins were vital to royal economies, used to facilitate small transactions in local markets across the empire. This Alexander III Silver Drachm is an impressive Choice About Uncirculated specimen, according to the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). Today, Kingdom of Macedon Alexander III AR Drachm Coins are available from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
The drachm was one of the foundational denominations of the ancient Greek monetary system, and its adoption by the Kingdom of Macedonia reflected the broader Hellenization of Macedonian culture and statecraft during the fifth and fourth centuries BC. Early Macedonian coinage, including the drachm, drew heavily from the established minting traditions of the southern Greek city-states, though the kingdom would eventually develop a distinctly Macedonian artistic and political identity in its coinage.
This Kingdom of Macedon Alexander III AR Drachm has a Choice AU grade with impressive strike and surface certifications. The 5/5 strike grade indicates a coin with a strongly struck, centered design. The 4/5 surface designation refers to a coin with above-average luster, as well as minimal signs of wear and tear from circulation.
The obverse of the Alexander III AR Drachm depicts a right-profile image of Hercules, the demi-god, wearing the skin of a lion over his head. The reverse of the Kingdom of Macedon AR Drachm displays Zeus seated on a throne, emphasizing his role as ruler of the gods.
Please contact JM Bullion with any questions about ancient silver coins for sale. Our team can assist you at 800-276-6508, online using our web chat, and via our email address.
