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Aspendus produced distinctive silver stater coins from approximately the 5th century BCE onward. These staters typically weighed around 10-11 grams according to local Pamphylian weight standards and often included the city’s ethnic inscription in the local Greek dialect. The consistent high silver content and artistic quality of Aspendian staters reflected the city’s commercial prosperity and sophisticated minting capabilities. Now, Pamphylia Aspendus AR Stater Coins are available online from JM Bullion in Choice Very Fine condition.
Coin Highlights:
This Pamphylia Aspendus AR Stater Coin is an ancient silver coin in Choice Very Fine condition, indicating it is among the highest quality Very Fine specimens. The coin features a well-struck design with mellow silver-gray toning, a gentle sheen, and soft matte visuals. The coins earned a 4/5 grade for strike and a 5/5 grade for surface. Strike grades refer to the original qualities when the coin was struck, such as the centering, strength, and evenness of the strike, while surface grades reflect the qualities of the coin after production, including luster, corrosion, scratches, and abrasions. A 5/5 grade is the highest possible grade in these categories for an NGC Ancient Coin.
In the obverse design of the Aspendus AR Stater Coin, you’ll find a hoplite warrior kneeling in right profile relief with a shield raised in his left hand and a sword at his side in his right hand. The reverse of the Pamphylia Aspendus AR Stater Coin, the design features the triskeles emblem. This particular design adopts a variant of the triskeles that reflects a three-legged motif. The design has many possible meanings, with the most common being a symbol of the life cycle from birth to life to death, while some other cultures view it as a symbol of the elements of air, water, and earth.
Aspendus stood as one of the most prosperous and influential cities in ancient Pamphylia, a coastal region of southern Asia Minor situated between Lycia and Cilicia along the Mediterranean. Silver staters from Aspendus circulated extensively throughout the eastern Mediterranean and Near East, particularly during the 5th through 3rd centuries BCE when the city enjoyed its greatest economic prominence. Archaeological discoveries have revealed Aspendian coins in hoards across the Levant, Cyprus, Egypt, and the Aegean, demonstrating their acceptance in international commerce and their role in regional trade networks.
JM Bullion customer service can help you buy ancient silver coins at 800-276-6508. We are also available online through our web chat and email address.
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Aspendus produced distinctive silver stater coins from approximately the 5th century BCE onward. These staters typically weighed around 10-11 grams according to local Pamphylian weight standards and often included the city’s ethnic inscription in the local Greek dialect. The consistent high silver content and artistic quality of Aspendian staters reflected the city’s commercial prosperity and sophisticated minting capabilities. Now, Pamphylia Aspendus AR Stater Coins are available online from JM Bullion in Choice Very Fine condition.
Coin Highlights:
This Pamphylia Aspendus AR Stater Coin is an ancient silver coin in Choice Very Fine condition, indicating it is among the highest quality Very Fine specimens. The coin features a well-struck design with mellow silver-gray toning, a gentle sheen, and soft matte visuals. The coins earned a 4/5 grade for strike and a 5/5 grade for surface. Strike grades refer to the original qualities when the coin was struck, such as the centering, strength, and evenness of the strike, while surface grades reflect the qualities of the coin after production, including luster, corrosion, scratches, and abrasions. A 5/5 grade is the highest possible grade in these categories for an NGC Ancient Coin.
In the obverse design of the Aspendus AR Stater Coin, you’ll find a hoplite warrior kneeling in right profile relief with a shield raised in his left hand and a sword at his side in his right hand. The reverse of the Pamphylia Aspendus AR Stater Coin, the design features the triskeles emblem. This particular design adopts a variant of the triskeles that reflects a three-legged motif. The design has many possible meanings, with the most common being a symbol of the life cycle from birth to life to death, while some other cultures view it as a symbol of the elements of air, water, and earth.
Aspendus stood as one of the most prosperous and influential cities in ancient Pamphylia, a coastal region of southern Asia Minor situated between Lycia and Cilicia along the Mediterranean. Silver staters from Aspendus circulated extensively throughout the eastern Mediterranean and Near East, particularly during the 5th through 3rd centuries BCE when the city enjoyed its greatest economic prominence. Archaeological discoveries have revealed Aspendian coins in hoards across the Levant, Cyprus, Egypt, and the Aegean, demonstrating their acceptance in international commerce and their role in regional trade networks.
JM Bullion customer service can help you buy ancient silver coins at 800-276-6508. We are also available online through our web chat and email address.
