a spectacularly hold, yet feminine depiction of Alexander the Great on the front adorned with the horn of Ammon on his head. The back of the coin features Athena on her throne with Nike a shield under her arm.

this is the Lysimachus (successor of Alexander the Great) version of the Roman coin, and this one happens to be a sterling silver replica of the ancient coin, but it's vintage enough that the face of the coin has some time-earned softening.

the coin is held in an unmarked solid 14k yellow gold bezel that would have hung from a watch fob, so it doesn't have a bail currently. hang it from a connector clasp as shown in the photo or have a simple jump ring bail added to easily slide it on a chain

M E A S U R E M E N T S

~23.5mm in diameter excluding bail

weighs 7.5g

C O N D I T I O N

in good vintage condition

bezel is unmarked, but has been thoroughly acid tested by several generations of owners, leaving some areas on the bezel with some faint file marks

time-earned patina on the coin's details

secure prongs on the back of the bezel setting

This is a vintage item and will show surface scratches, dents, dings, dulling, wear, patina, and signs of having been worn and loved

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