Tetradrachm

Brief Description

An ancient Greek coin, usually weighing about 17.2 grams, often featuring important deities or symbols of the city-state that minted it.

Historical Significance

Tetradrachms were commonly used in trade and influenced currency systems in the Mediterranean region. They are often associated with Athens, which used this denomination prominently during its golden age.

Estimated Value

Varies widely based on condition and rarity, typically ranging from $100 to several thousand dollars for collectible pieces.

Care Instructions

Store in a dry, cool place. Handle with clean, dry hands or wear cotton gloves. Avoid exposure to chemicals and avoid cleaning with abrasive materials.

Created At: 2025-04-14T06:33:24.507426