Ancient Greek Silver Tetradrachm of Alexander the Great Set in 14K Gold

An exceptional ancient Greek silver tetradrachm issued in the name of Alexander the Great, elegantly mounted in a polished 14-karat gold pendant.

The obverse features a magnificent portrait of the youthful Heracles facing right, wearing the skin of the legendary Nemean Lion. The powerful facial features, deeply sculpted curls, and finely rendered lion’s skin exemplify the artistic excellence of ancient Macedonian coinage.

The reverse depicts Zeus, supreme ruler of the Olympian gods, majestically enthroned, holding an eagle in his extended right hand and a royal sceptre in his left. The Greek inscription ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ (Of Alexander) appears prominently alongside the figure, affirming the coin’s association with the great Macedonian conqueror.

Struck in high relief, the coin displays exceptionally bold portraiture, impressive sculptural detail, and attractive natural silver toning. Its beautifully preserved classical imagery is complemented by an elegant 14-karat gold setting, transforming this remarkable ancient coin into a distinguished piece of wearable history.

A magnificent combination of ancient Greek artistry, royal symbolism, and fine gold craftsmanship, embodying the extraordinary legacy of Alexander the Great and the grandeur of the Hellenistic world.

REFERENCE #

CO-GR-1003

CIVILIZATION

Macedonian Kingdom, Late 4th–3rd Century B.C.

PRICE

$2,800

PROVENANCE

Found in Samaria