Carthage
Carthage was the great Phoenician trading empire that rivaled Rome for control of the Mediterranean. Carthaginian coins feature the goddess Tanit and the horse — symbols of their maritime power and North African homeland. From the Punic Wars to Hannibal's legendary campaigns, Carthaginian coinage tells the story of a civilization that nearly changed the course of history.
Carthage · 300–264 BC
Carthaginian Tanit Bronze
The goddess of Carthage — Tanit with her sacred horse
Bronze€45.00
Carthage · 264–201 BC
Carthaginian Electrum Stater
The gold of Carthage — struck to fund Hannibal's war against Rome
Electrum€550.00
Carthage · 237–206 BC
Barcid Bronze — Iberian Mint
From Hannibal's Spain — possibly depicting the great general himself
Bronze€85.00