Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece gave the world democracy, philosophy, and the first true coinage. Greek coins are masterpieces of miniature art — from the owl of Athens to the pegasus of Corinth, each design reflects the identity and pride of its city-state. These coins circulated through the agora, funded the Parthenon, and traveled the Mediterranean with traders and soldiers alike.
Ancient Greece · 454–404 BC
Athenian Silver Drachm
The mid-denomination owl — more affordable than the tetradrachm, equally iconic
Silver€150.00
Ancient Greece · 454–404 BC
Athenian Silver Obol
The smallest denomination of Athenian democracy — a day's pay for a juror
Silver€65.00
Ptolemaic Egypt · 283–246 BC
Ptolemy II Silver Tetradrachm
The Hellenistic king who built the Great Library of Alexandria
Silver€220.00
Seleucid Empire · 138–129 BC
Antiochus VII Silver Tetradrachm
The last great Seleucid king who briefly restored the empire
Silver€160.00
Ancient Greece · 454–404 BC
Athenian Owl Tetradrachm
The iconic owl of Athens — the coin that funded democracy
Silver€450.00
Ancient Greece · 336–323 BC
Alexander the Great Silver Drachm
Struck during the campaigns that changed the ancient world forever
Silver€195.00