400 B.C. Ancient Greece Kingdom of Thrace Silver Hemidrachm
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c. 400 B.C. Greece Silver Hemidrachm, Kingdom of Thrace. Moderate wear, strong strike, dark patina. 13mm diameter, 2.2g weight, silver
A small silver hemidrachm coin from the Ancient Greek kingdom of Thrace, in present-day Bulgaria. The obverse side of the coin features a roaring lion, while the reverse features a quadripartite incuse design, with a pellet and palm branch in opposite quarters.
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