Macedon. Antigonos Gonatas. Amphipolis. 270-239 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.11g, 11h). Merker 46; Tradart 2.110 (this coin). Old cabinet tone. Perfectly centered and struck. Choice extremely fine. From the Sadijas collection; former B.L.G.V collection; Tradart 1995 (5) lot 53; The Numismatic Auction 1982 (1) lot 68 From 270 BC, Antigonos Gonatas issued a new type of silver tetradrachms. The obverse depicts the head of the god Pan with a 'pedum' at his shoulder placed as the central emblem on a Macedonian shield, a reference to the help of the god when he caused a panic terror among the Gauls during Antigonos battle with them near Lysimachia in 277 BC.

Lot 63

Macedon. Antigonos Gonatas. Amphipolis. 270-239 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.11g, 11h). Merker 46; Tradart 2.110 (this coin). Old cabinet tone. Perfectly centered and struck. Choice extremely fine. From the Sadijas collection; former B.L.G.V collection; Tradart 1995 (5) lot 53; The Numismatic Auction 1982 (1) lot 68 From 270 BC, Antigonos Gonatas issued a new type of silver tetradrachms. The obverse depicts the head of the god Pan with a 'pedum' at his shoulder placed as the central emblem on a Macedonian shield, a reference to the help of the god when he caused a panic terror among the Gauls during Antigonos battle with them near Lysimachia in 277 BC.

Category: Greek Coins

Starting price: 2000 €

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Lot 63