Ancient Greek Coinage: Kingdom of Bactria AR Tetradrachm (c. 145-140 B.C.)
This magnificent ancient Greek coin from the Kingdom of Bactria dates back to approximately 145-140 B.C. It is an AR Tetradrachm, a substantial silver coin weighing 16.7 grams, showcasing the rich history and artistry of ancient Greek civilization.
Obverse: The coin features a detailed portrait of Eucratides II, capturing his regal essence and authority. The intricate design and fine craftsmanship make this coin a captivating piece for collectors and history enthusiasts.
Reverse: The reverse side depicts Apollo, the Greek god of archery, holding a bow and arrow. This design enhances the coin's historical importance and aesthetic appeal, reflecting the cultural significance of Apollo in ancient Greek mythology.
Grade: This coin has been professionally graded by NGC and is classified as Ch XF (Choice Extremely Fine). The Ch XF grade indicates that the coin has very minimal wear and retains sharp details, making it a valuable addition to any collection.
Strike and Surface Quality: The coin boasts a strike quality of 3/5 and a surface quality of 3/5. These ratings reflect the coin's well-preserved condition and the precision of its original minting, despite some wear and imperfections.
