Tetradrachm of Athens 440-420 BC
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A tetradrachm was a Greek silver coin equivalent to four drachmas. In Athens, it circulated between 510 and 38 BC.
You will receive the coin shown in the image.
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Obverse: Head of Athena to the right with an Attic helmet.
Reverse: Standing owl to the right; behind, olive branch and crescent moon.
Athena, also known as Pallas Athena, is, in Greek mythology, the goddess of civilization, wisdom, strategy in battle, arts, justice, and skill. One of the main deities of the Greek pantheon and one of the twelve Olympian gods, Athena was worshipped throughout Ancient Greece and its area of influence.
NUM-2MA-CLA020/25
Data sheet
- Year
- 440-420 a.C.
- Face Value
- 4 Dracma
- Metal
- Silver
- Weight
- 16,62 g
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A tetradrachm was a Greek silver coin equivalent to four drachmas. In Athens, it circulated between 510 and 38 BC.
You will receive the coin shown in the image.