Philip II of Macedon Bronze AE18 (Ungraded / Raw)
Product Description
Own an authentic piece of ancient Greek history with this Philip II of Macedon AE18 Bronze Coin. Struck during or closely associated with the reign of one of antiquity's most brilliant military commanders and political strategists, this coin links directly to the royal dynasty that built the foundation for Alexander the Great's empire.
Key Highlights:
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Dynastic Significance: Issued under Philip II, King of Macedon (359–336 BC), father of the legendary Alexander the Great.
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Olympic Legacy Connection: Philip was immensely proud of his victories in the ancient Olympic Games, specifically celebrating his triumphs in horse and chariot racing on his coinage to project prestige throughout the Hellenic world.
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Classic Ancient Bronze (AE18): Measuring approximately 18 mm, these small bronze coins are rich with historical texture, featuring classic classical-era iconography.
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Raw Collector Appeal: Offered in raw, not slabbed condition, giving you a direct, unmediated tactile connection to the 4th century BC.
- Holder Size: 2.25''x1.5'' x0.5'' Not sealed.
Quick Specifications Table
| Feature | Details |
| Issuer | Ancient Kingdom of Macedon |
| Ruler | King Philip II (Father of Alexander the Great) |
| Year of Issue | c. 359–336 BC (or posthumous civic issue) |
| Denomination | Bronze AE18 (approx. 18 mm) |
| Composition | Ancient Bronze |
| Grade | Ungraded (Raw) |
A fantastic, historically charged addition for collectors of ancient Greek coins or enthusiasts of Alexander the Great's lineage!
