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Olympias, mother of Alexander III The Great, Bronze Coin Replica of Gold Abukir Victory Niketerion Medallion Roman Empire 215-243 AD Museum Reproduction CRM0018

39,99 

Bronze strike of a Gold Roman Empire Abukir Medallion (4.56cm, 36.83g.) circa 215-243 A.D. This piece is part of a series of large gold medallions that was commissioned to honor Emperor Caracalla, representing him as the descendant of Alexander the Great. These medallions, found at Aboukir in Upper Egypt, demonstrate the artistry and technical prowess achieved by an imperial mint, perhaps that of Ephesus or Perinthus (both cities in western Asia Minor). Olympias, mother of Alexander the Great, is depicted here in profile.

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DESIGN:
Obverse side
Veiled and draped profile bust of Olympias, mother of Alexander the Great, right
Legend:
Anepigraphic

Reverse side
Alexander and Nike, goddess of victory, riding in a chariot, flanked by the deities Roma and Mars
Legend:
ΒΑCΙΛΕΟC ΑΛΕΧΑΝΔΡΟΥ

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Weight 36,83 g
Dimensions 45,6 mm