King Philip, Father of Alexander the Great Transformed into a Pendant Necklace

Description

View King Philip, Father of Alexander the Great Transformed into a Pendant Necklace with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The event was Equestrian, which is indicated on the reverse of the coin. - Authentic ancient bronze coin (circa 350 BCE). - An intriguing and distinctive piece for discussion. Coin Specifications: - Front: Equestrian on a Horse. Acquire a fragment of ancient history with this rare genuine bronze coin, featuring the Father of Alexander the Great, King Philip, masterfully converted into an exquisite pendant necklace. King Philip actually competed in the Ancient Olympics three times, winning the Gold Medal. The event was Equestrian, which is indicated on the reverse of the coin. (#37*). - Authentic ancient bronze coin (circa 350 BCE). - Elegantly set in a pendant to highlight the coin's detailed workmanship. - Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from a trusted dealer. - Complemented with a sterling chain, offered in silver or gold-plated finishes. - An intriguing and distinctive piece for discussion. Coin Specifications: - Front: Equestrian on a Horse. - Back: Hercules. - Origin: Struck in Ancient Greece. - Condition: Excellent, considering its historical period. Origin: - Sourced from a private collection, complete with verification and certification. Condition: Ungraded. Category: Coins & Paper Money › Coins: Ancient › Other Ancient Coins.

Provenance

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Era

Ancient

Country of Origin

Greece