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Philip III AV stater


John060167

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Hello!

 

After itching for one of these gold staters types for so long, I finally picked one up! This one is actually of Philip III, so not of Alexander the great, but has that iconic Athena and Nike on it so close enough for me. Went for a great price at Naville!

 

Kingdom of Macedon. Philip III (r. 323-317BC). AV Stater, 19mm, 8.56g, 10h

 

struck 323-317BC, Babylon mint

Price P180

 

Anyone have any kind of greek gold/electrum? Please share!

 

Video link: https://imgur.com/a/T56Pnod

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18 hours ago, I_v_a_n said:

Hello @John060167

Congratulations with entering into AV Alexandrines theme. I had own a few of staters for last about 10 years and now I am with this one possibly from Side (?) mint.

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Sexy coin, who doesnt love gold?? 

 

I like the little griffin on the helmet you have, and the nike is of nice style too. Do you happen to have any other greek gold? Theyre quite pricey unfortunately:-(

 

Cheers

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Philip III Av Stater Lampsakos 323-317 BC Obv Helmeted head of Athena right, Rv Nike standing left Price P 13 8.59 grms 18 mm Photo by W Hansenphiliparhid4.jpg.3e285591812a6a4b0319ab6f0cf9c771.jpg Philip's coins are completely overshadowed by the coinage of Alexander. However his coinage is very uusefull in the study of that coinage as it does give some evidence for which coins are lifetime and which are posthumous. 

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2 hours ago, kapphnwn said:

Philip III Av Stater Lampsakos 323-317 BC Obv Helmeted head of Athena right, Rv Nike standing left Price P 13 8.59 grms 18 mm Photo by W Hansenphiliparhid4.jpg.3e285591812a6a4b0319ab6f0cf9c771.jpg Philip's coins are completely overshadowed by the coinage of Alexander. However his coinage is very uusefull in the study of that coinage as it does give some evidence for which coins are lifetime and which are posthumous. 

Superb

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19 hours ago, John060167 said:

 

I like the little griffin on the helmet you have, and the nike is of nice style too. Do you happen to have any other greek gold? Theyre quite pricey unfortunately:-(

 

Cheers

Yes!

These are ex-mine at highest point of collecting before 2022.

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