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Attica, Athens Tetradrachm 393 - 300 a. C.

Classical Antiquity Coin Conservation MBC+ (Very Good+ Condition). Shows a partial offset of striking on the obverse that leaves out the upper part of Athena's helmet crest. Ancient countermark or period punch on the obverse profile at 4 o'clock. Solid silver (AR) of high classical purity (Laurion mines). • Weight (in grams): 17.3 grams (official full weight). • Reference Se-2537 (Pi Style). • Obverse: Head of the goddess Athena facing right, with the Attic crested helmet, decorated with a palmette floral with volutes and three olive leaves over the visor (decorative Pi-shaped structure). • Reverse: Owl standing to the right. To the left, olive branch with two leaves, a berry and crescent moon. To the right, the inscription ΑΘΕ arranged vertically.
Estimate:£418.79
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