Macedonia Acanthus AR Stater Coin

The Macedonia Acanthus AR Stater, minted between 424-350 BC, denotes a silver coin issued in the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedonia, specifically associated with the city of Acanthus. These staters typically bear intricate designs on both sides, including symbols, inscriptions, and often the depiction of a lion's head, the emblem of Acanthus.Coins from Acanthus are historically significant, reflecting the economic and cultural importance of the city within the Macedonian kingdom. They were used for trade and commerce throughout the Mediterranean region during the classical period.Today, these coins are highly valued by collectors and historians for their historical significance, craftsmanship, and connection to the ancient world of Macedonia. They provide insights into the political, economic, and artistic achievements of the Macedonian kingdom during this period.
Made after.
22 mm.
Silver plated.
Condition Report: Good condition. No major rips, tears, etc.