For Sale(1) : q948 Ancient Greek Coin representing Philip of Macedonia on his horse ( collier cheval, pferd ).
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Pre-owned vintage item. Great condition for it's age. Sold as is, as seen on pictures, no returns on vintage/antique items. We do not alter/polish antique items (unless requested by buyer) and try to keep items as original as possible.
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Ancient Greek coin representing Philip of Macedonia on his horse ( collier cheval, pferd ).
This coin depicts Philip II, Greek King, wearing kausia, riding horse, his right hand raised, the sun or radiated head of Helios above the exergual line. He was the king of the Greek kingdom of Macedon from 359 BC until his assassination in 336 BC. He was the father of Alexander the Great and Philip III. To him is attributed the phrase "Divide et impera" (Divide and conquer).
The original coin is from 359-336 B.C.
The coin is 2" in diameter.
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