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  Authentic Silver Greek Seleucid Drachma (285 B.C)

  Greek Seleucid Drachma from 285 B.C.

  Drachma – Greek. The name drachma is derived from the verb “δράττω” (dratto, “to grasp”). Initially a drachma was a fistful (a “grasp”) of six oboloi (metal sticks), which were used as a form of currency as early as 1100 BC.

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  Coin of Alexander the Great – Silver Drachma

  Ancient Greek Silver Coin Alexander the Great.

  Silver drachma of Alexander the Great (330 A.D.)

  Side A: Head of Hercules.
  Side B: Zeus seated on a throne with scepter and an eagle, also inscription “Alexander” in Greek.

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  Macedonia Amphiboles Tetradrachm (Artemis) Silver Coin

  Macedonian Greek Silver Coin in Ephesus

• Silver coin mentioned in the Bible.
• Bust of Artemis ancient world goddess.
• Atriums mentioned by St Paul acts: 19 – 35.
• Weight: 16.8 grams.
• Width: 1.5″ / 3.1 cm.
• Stand certificate and IAA Documents included.