Illyrian Coin | Silver Drachm

Illyrian Coin | Silver DrachmHistory of the Artifact The Illyrian drachma coins minted in Apollonia, a city located in present day Albania, are notable examples of ancient Greek coinage from the region. These coins, produced between the 3rd and 1st centuries BC were essential in facilitating trade and commerce in the Adriatic and beyond. Apollonia's drachmas typically featured distinctive designs, including depictions of mythological figures, local deities, and symbols

Typically stamped with numbers

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similar to modern crocodiles

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The monogram of this ring is simple and not as adorned as those that would have been designed for the high aristocracy of the time

with a smoothly tapering profile—typical of utilitarian rings that served both decorative and practical functions

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Issued under a succession of kings from the late second to the mid-first century B

combined with the year of issue

The same Nymph Histiaia is also featured on the reverse sat on the prow of an ancient Greek Galley