Alexander III the Great; shield/helmet
	
			Description:
					Macedonian Kingdom, Alexander III the Great (336 - 323 BC). Uncertain mint in Macedon; struck under Antipater, Polyperchon, or Kassander, ca 325-310 BC. Macedonian shield, boss decorated with thunderbolt with pellets above and below / Macedonian helmet, monogram below; B-A.				
		
		
				
			Diameter:
					AE16 mm
		
	
				
			Weight:
					4,04 g
		
	
				
			Grade:
					aVF/aVF		
	
				
			Attribution:
					Price 413		
	
				
			Commentary:
					dark patina with some deposits, well centered, good detail		
	
				
			History:
					There was a rumour in the 4th century BC, that Alexander the Great was poisoned by Antipater, leter regent of whole empire, and his son Kasander.		
		
		
		
				
						Article Number:
									010-03-02-41652							
						
		
		
	 
							 
							 
			