PTOLEMY VI Philometer 180-145 B.C V.R Silver Didrachm, Phoenicia

lt;p>For Reluctant Sale:</p><p>A lovely piece of Ancient history.</p><p>A solid silver didrachm coin.</p><p>Phoenicia, Arodos Mint, 6.72g, 21.5mm, diademed head of Ptolemy wearing aegis, in circle of dots</p><p>Reverse badly scratch due to age and wear and tear</p><p>Reverse should show an Eagle standing, facing to the left on a thunderbolt with wings closed.</p><p>Shame we can’t see it any more!</p><p>So I reduced the price!</p><p>The coin brings luck and enlightenment to whoever touches and owns it!</p><p>A truly magical piece!</p><p>Thank you for viewing!</p>

American Numismatic Society: Silver Tetradrachm of Ptolemy VI Philometor/ Ptolemy VII Neos Philopator, Alexandreia, 146 BC - 145 BC. 1944.100.78775

Egypt (Ptolemaic Kingdom): silver didrachm of Ptolemy VI Philometer, ca. 163-145 BC

Ancient Greek coins - Ancient Coins of Egypt - Edgar L. Owen Galleries

CNG: Feature Auction CNG 112. PTOLEMAIC KINGS of EGYPT. Ptolemy VI Philometor. First sole reign, 180-170 BC. AR Tetradrachm (27.5mm, 14.11 g, 12h). Alexandreia mint.

PTOLEMY VI Philometer 180-145 B.C V.R Silver Didrachm, Phoenicia, Arodos Mint

Ptolemaic kingdom. Ptolemy VI Philometor (180-145 BC). AR didrachm (22.4mm, 5.7g).

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Egypt, Ptolemy VI - Ancient Greek Coins

Tetradrachm - Ptolemy VI Philometor (Alexandria) - Ptolemaic Kingdom – Numista