Philip I | Silver Tetradrachm | Extremely Fine

This exquisite silver tetradrachm from the Seleucid Kingdom was issued during the reign of Philip I Philadelphus, a ruler who sought to maintain stability in a time of political fragmentation. Struck in the late Hellenistic period, this coin is a testament to the artistic and historical richness of the Seleucid dynasty, making it a highly desirable piece for collectors of ancient coinage.

Design & Features:

• Obverse: A detailed portrait of Philip I Philadelphus, depicted with a regal diadem, symbolizing his Hellenistic kingship and the continuation of Seleucid rule. The lifelike engraving captures the classical artistry of the era.
• Reverse: The powerful image of Zeus enthroned, holding a scepter and Nike (Victory), a common motif in Seleucid coinage representing divine authority and legitimacy. The Greek inscription identifies the king and reinforces his claim to the throne.

Certified & Graded:

• NGC Ancients Extremely Fine Condition – Sharp details with light wear, preserving the intricate craftsmanship of this historic coin.

As a rare and historically significant artifact, this Seleucid silver tetradrachm is an outstanding addition for collectors and investors seeking a tangible connection to the ancient Greek world.

Available for purchase at Austin Rare Coins & Bullion.

The coin shown is indicative of the quality you can expect to receive in this certified condition.