Immerse yourself in the power and glory of ancient Greece with this silver triobol struck between 205 and 150 BC. This 2.39-gram specimen evokes a time when Greek city-states were flourishing, with numismatic art being a proud reflection of their cultural identity and political autonomy.
Obverse: The coin features the proud head of the goddess Aitolia, symbolizing the strength and independence of the region. She is adorned with a kausia, a traditional Macedonian hat, highlighting the diverse cultural influences of ancient Greece.
Reverse: The renowned Calydonian boar, a mythological figure hunted by the greatest heroes, is majestically represented standing to the right. The inscriptions “ΔΩP” and a monogram are found below, with a trident head in the exergue, bearing witness to the significance of mythology in Greek daily and spiritual life.
Our ancient Greek coins provide a glimpse into ancient Greece, the cradle of Western civilization. Each coin is a work of art, demonstrating the finesse and sophistication of the ancient Greeks in numismatics.
The representations of gods, goddesses, and mythological heroes capture the imagination and spirituality of the time. They are more than just coins; they are heirs to a rich cultural and artistic tradition.
Greek coins
Greek coins
Greek coins
Greek coins
Greek coins
Greek coins
