CVC & Collectables presents this, 5th-4th Centuries BC Thrace Apollonia Pontica AR Drachm NGC CH XF. The 5th-4th Centuries BC Thrace Apollonia Pontica AR Drachm is a remarkable coin from the ancient Greek city of Apollonia Pontica in Thrace. Apollonia Pontica, located on the Black Sea coast, was an important trading hub during this period. Coins from this era reflect the rich cultural and economic interactions that characterized ancient Greek city-states.
This AR Drachm, dates back to the late 5th-4th centuries BC. The obverse features the striking and iconic facing head of the Gorgoneion, a symbol meant to ward off evil. The reverse showcases an anchor, accompanied by a crayfish to the left and the letter ‘A’ to the right. These symbols are emblematic of Apollonia Pontica, reflecting its maritime heritage and significance.
Graded NGC CH XF, this coin is in choice extremely fine condition, highlighting its excellent preservation and detailed craftsmanship. Ancient coins like this AR Drachm are highly sought after by collectors for their historical significance and artistic value. The Gorgoneion and anchor motifs provide a tangible connection to the ancient world and its rich mythological and economic history.
Coin Highlights:
- Metal: Silver
- Grade: Extremely Fine
- Strike: 3/5 Surface: 4/5
- Time period: 5th-4th Centuries BC
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