Alexander III — AE Unit, Bow & Club, Sardes

Struck at Sardes circa 334–323 BC in the name of Alexander III. The obverse shows Herakles wearing the lion skin, with his right-facing profile and the mane visible against the dark bronze surfaces.

The reverse pairs a bow in its case with a club, the weapons of Herakles, around the name ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, “of Alexander.” A control monogram lies below; the central lettering and weapon outlines remain readable.

Attribution: Price 2552Mint: SardesWeight: 6.17 gDiameter: 16.9 mmCatalogued in the NumisLens cabinet — NL-EXN9Z-DVFHT

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