The Fralin Museum of Art, U.Va.: Tetradrachm of Alexander the Great, Amphipolis, 320 B.C.-317 B.C. 1990.18.3.

Anverso: Head of beardless Heracles right wearing lion skin headdress

Reverso: ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ - Zeus seated on stool-throne left, eagle on outstretched right hand, sceptre in left hand

Tipo de objeto: moneda
Período cronológico
- A partir del año: 320 BCE
- Hasta el año: 317 BCE
Denominación: Tetradracma
Material: plata
Autoridad emisora
- Stated Authority: Alejandro Magno
Geográfico
- Ceca: Anfípolis (Uncertain value)
- Región: Europe--Macedon--Strymonian and Bottiaean District
Anverso
- Divinidad: Heracles
- Divinidad: Zeus
Reverso
- Símbolo (LeftField): corn-ear
- Símbolo (BeneathThrone): Price Monogram 1238 , consists of Π and Ο
TypeSeries: Price (1991)

Identificador: 1990.18.3
Procedencia
- 1990: Acquired from the Worldwide Treasure Bureau, 1990.
- 1946: Ex: Hermann Mosberg Collection. Appraised by Münzen und Medallen, Basel, Switzerland.
Departamento: Greek
Colección: The Fralin Museum of Art

Rights: The object and images are not under copyright (Public Domain) in the United States.

Leyenda		Ceca		Hallazgo

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Tetradrachm of Alexander the Great, Amphipolis, 320 B.C.-317 B.C. 1990.18.3.