PRICE LeRider Philip II 2.200 Alexander III reverse — Nude youth riding horse to right, reins in left hand, victory palm i... Reverse

Münzkabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin

Catalog Reference
PRICE LeRider Philip II 2.200
Ruler
Alexander III
Denomination
Tetradrachm
Date
347 BC-328 BC
Mint
Amphipolis
Metal
Silver
Weight
14.04g
Die Axis
4 h
Portrait Type
laureate
Manufacturing
struck

Obverse

Laureate head of Zeus to right

Reverse

ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ

Nude youth riding horse to right, reins in left hand, victory palm in right hand

About This Type

This PRICE LeRider Philip II 2.200 is a tetradrachm of Alexander III (347 BC-328 BC), struck at the Amphipolis mint. The reverse depicts Nude youth riding horse to right, reins in left hand, victory palm in right hand. Struck in silver at a standard weight of 14.04g.

About the Tetradrachm

The tetradrachm was the principal large silver coin of the Greek world, equivalent to four drachms. Weights vary by standard — Attic tetradrachms weigh approximately 17 grams, while other standards differ. The denomination was struck from the sixth century BC through the Roman provincial period.

About the Amphipolis Mint

Amphipolis was a major Macedonian mint, particularly active under Alexander the Great and his successors. It was one of the largest producers of Alexander-type tetradrachms.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PRICE LeRider Philip II 2.200?
PRICE LeRider Philip II 2.200 is a Silver Tetradrachm of Alexander III (347 BC-328 BC) struck at the Amphipolis mint cataloged under Price no. LeRider Philip II 2.200.
How do you identify PRICE LeRider Philip II 2.200?
The obverse depicts Laureate head of Zeus to right. The reverse depicts Nude youth riding horse to right, reins in left hand, victory palm in right hand with the inscription ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ. Portrait type: laureate.
What are the physical specifications of PRICE LeRider Philip II 2.200?
PRICE LeRider Philip II 2.200 was struck in Silver, standard weight 14.04g, die axis 4 h, struck.

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