Ancient Greece – Maroneia – Horse & Grapes Coin - 4th–2nd centuries BC
A fascinating ancient Greek coin from Maroneia, an important ancient city in Thrace. Maroneia was renowned in antiquity for its wine production, and grape-related imagery is closely associated with the city and its connection to the cult of Dionysus, the Greek god of wine.
This coin features the distinctive horse and grapes imagery associated with Maroneian coinage. The combination of these designs provides an excellent representation of the artistic traditions and cultural identity of ancient Thrace.
Coin Details:
- Region: Ancient Greece
- City: Maroneia, Thrace
- Type: Horse & Grapes
- Metal: Please refer to the photographs/specifications for the exact metal
- Period: Ancient / Hellenistic Era
- Condition: Please examine the photographs carefully for the exact grade, surfaces, patina, and remaining details.
A wonderful addition for collectors of Ancient Greek, Thracian, and Hellenistic coinage. Maroneian coins are particularly appealing because of their distinctive designs and connection to one of the ancient world's important wine-producing regions.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they are an integral part of the description and show the actual coin being offered. Sold as shown.
