Ancient Greek Silver Coin of King Patraos (From the Age of Philip II and Alexander the Great)

Paeonia Patraos Silver Tetradrachm (335-315 BC) — Ex Paeonian Hoard

Large silver tetradrachm (12.87g) from King Patraos of Paeonia — minted post-Alexander death during Successor Wars chaos. Ex Paeonian Hoard.

Warrior Kingdom Design

• Obverse: Laureate Apollo head right — profile eye, Greek cultural ties

• Reverse: Crested helmet horseman charging — spears fallen Macedonian shield enemy; PATPAOY

Technical Specifications

• Weight: 12.87 grams

• Denomination: Tetradrachm (4 drachms)

• References: Cf. BM-4

• Provenance: Ex Paeonian Hoard

Successor Kingdoms Conflict

• Paeonia's brief independence era

• Macedonian shield enemy = regional warfare

• Apollo = Greek world connection

• Celebrates Paeonian horsemen reputation

Collector Masterpiece

Dynamic battle scene from post-Alexander power vacuum. Rare hoard pedigree Paeonian type coin.

Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens.