Tetradrachm – Alexander III (Memphis) Replica Coin (332-323 BC)

This high-quality replica of the Tetradrachm coin from ancient Macedonia commemorates the legendary Alexander the Great, one of history’s most famous conquerors. Originally minted in Memphis, Egypt, between 332 and 323 BC, these coins were standard circulation currency during Alexander’s campaigns.

The obverse features the head of a young Heracles wearing the lion-skin headdress, symbolizing strength, courage, and heroism. The reverse depicts Zeus seated on a throne, holding an eagle and sceptre, representing divine authority and protection. Small details like the rose at the left and Greek letters under the throne authenticate the design of the original.

Specifications:

• Diameter: About 19 mm
• Material: Metal (replica)
• Note: This is a high-quality replica coin, not an original ancient artifact.