πŸ“ Item Description
Ancient Greek Bronze Half-Unit (AE15)
Kingdom of Macedon – Struck under Alexander III "The Great"
Date: Circa 336–323 BC (Lifetime issue or immediate posthumous era, c. 325–310 BC)
Up for auction is a historically significant bronze fraction struck during the golden age of the Macedonian Empire. This highly collectible military-issue type depicts the quintessential symbols of Alexander’s unstoppable armies: the iconic Macedonian shield and combat helmet.
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Historical Significance:
Struck either during Alexander the Great's world-altering military campaigns or by his successor generals (the Diadochi) shortly after his sudden death in 323 BC. These small, rugged bronze units were minted to circulate as standard daily currency among the soldiers and markets of the expanding empire.
Please view the high-resolution photos provided to judge the patina, surface condition, and fine detailing for yourself.
πŸ“Š Value Breakdown by Condition (Google AI search)
Like all ancient coins, value depends entirely on the clarity of the design elements, the state of the patina, and overall preservation:
Shipping 
  • Shipped securely in a protective flip with tracking.
  • Combined shipping available for multiple purchases.
I will be moving to Greece in a few years; I cannot take my ancient coin collection with me. So, I will be selling many ancient coins over the next few years. I have been a huge collector since the early 90s.

I am no numismatic, I am a collector, I do not grade anything. "What you see is what you are bidding on". Everything is true and authentic to the best of my knowledge. If you are not happy, money back guarantee and free shipping as long as all items return in same condition shipped.

All coins shipped in vinyl (PVC free) 2x2 protective holders or 2x2 cardboard flip. I will add new items every Thursday. 
Wishing you all the very best, John

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