Persia. Artaxerxes. 465-425 BC. AV Daric (8.38g). Carradice IIIb; SNG Copenhagen 276. Lightly toned. Good very fine. From a European private collection; Ponterio 2007 (141) lot 1566 The ancient Greeks believed that 'daric' was derived from the name of the Great King Darius, who was believed to have introduced this coin. Because of their type, they were often nicknamed 'archers'; whence the saying of Agesilaus that he had been driven from Asia by 30.000 archers... such was the price of the Persians bribery of Athens and Thebes.

Partija 169

Persia. Artaxerxes. 465-425 BC. AV Daric (8.38g). Carradice IIIb; SNG Copenhagen 276. Lightly toned. Good very fine. From a European private collection; Ponterio 2007 (141) lot 1566 The ancient Greeks believed that 'daric' was derived from the name of the Great King Darius, who was believed to have introduced this coin. Because of their type, they were often nicknamed 'archers'; whence the saying of Agesilaus that he had been driven from Asia by 30.000 archers... such was the price of the Persians bribery of Athens and Thebes.

Kategorija: Greek Coins (2)

Pradinė kaina: 1000 €

* - 20% pirkėjo mokesčiai nėra įtraukti į ''plaktuko kainą'', t.y tą kainą, už kurią prekė parduodama paskutiniam tą kainą pasiūliusiam aukciono dalyviui

Jūsų pasiūlymas bus pateiktas Lansky Live Auction 2. Aukciono organizatorius pasilieka teisę priimti arba atmesti jūsų pasiūlymą. Jei anksčiau neturite atsiskaitymo su Lansky Live Auction 2, susisiekite su mumis, kad patikrintumėte.

Prisijungti

Pamiršote slaptažodį?

Partija 169