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

A beautiful ancient Greek silver drachm issued in the name of Alexander the Great, elegantly mounted in a polished 14-karat gold pendant.

The obverse depicts the youthful head of Heracles facing right, wearing the skin of the legendary Nemean Lion, symbolizing extraordinary strength, courage, and divine heroism. The portrait displays finely rendered facial features and distinctive classical artistry characteristic of Macedonian coinage.

The reverse portrays Zeus, king of the Olympian gods, majestically enthroned, holding an eagle in his extended right hand and a royal sceptre in his left, representing divine authority and royal power. This celebrated design became one of the most recognizable symbols of Alexander’s vast empire.

The coin exhibits attractive natural silver toning, well-defined classical features, and pleasing ancient character. Beautifully encased in an elegant 14-karat gold setting, this miniature masterpiece combines the historical significance of ancient Greek coinage with the refinement of fine contemporary jewelry.

An exquisite piece of wearable antiquity, embodying the artistic heritage of ancient Macedonia and the enduring legacy of Alexander the Great.

REFERENCE #

CO-GR-1002

CIVILIZATION

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

PRICE

$1,500

PROVENANCE

Found in Samaria