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My Second Tetradrachm. Thrace. Odessos. Circa 280 B.c - 225 B.c.

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My-Second-Tetradrachm.-Thrace.-Odessos.-Circa-280-B.c---225-B.c.

Thrace. Odessos. c.280B.C.- 225B.C. AR Tetradrachm. 16.69 gm. 31mm. Near Extremely fine.
Civic issue-in the name and types of Alexander III 'the great.'

O: Head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin.

R: Zeus Aėtophoros seated left on throne with eagle perched on right hand and scepter in his left hand; monogram in left field, civic monogram below throne.
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Price 1159 corr.(left field monogram). Topalov, Odessos series 22, issue 32 corr. (same). HGC 3.2,1584?
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Excellent! Some ancient coins have really high relief like yours. You might consider getting a lifetime issue of Alexander the Great too. He is one of the most well known of ancient rulers like Julius Caesar.

Probably the most popular ancient tetradrachms are the Athens with Athena and her owl. They were made for hundreds of years, different styles. I like the ones that show reverse incuse of the die when struck.
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That's a cracking coin! Congrats
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