THE PARTHIAN KINGDOM, PHRAATES IV (CIRCA 38-2 BC) SILVER Tetradrachm Mint Tigris

Embrace the allure of ancient Persia with this exquisite Silver Tetradrachm from the Parthian Kingdom, featuring the reign of King Phraates IV around 38-2 B.C. Struck with precision, this coin is a testament to the grandeur of Parthian civilization, boasting a fineness of 0.8 and a distinguished place in medieval history. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will appreciate the ungraded quality of this piece, which comes without certification, allowing you to interpret its value and significance in its current state. Its composition of silver and the detailed craftsmanship reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Parthian Empire, making it a remarkable addition to any collection. Phraates IV (38-2 B.C.) AR Tetradrachm 14.43g(PDC 84037) Mint:Seleucia on the Tigris Dated 278(BC 35-BC 34) Obv: short pointed beard bust left wearing diadem and griffin-ended torque; a wart visible on forehead; circular border of pellets Rev: male wearing diadem seated right on throne; to his right, Tyche stands left presenting palm branch in right hand, and holding cornucopia in left, crescent between palm and Tyche; below throne, Greek letters in exergue, Greek letters off flan; no border; seven-line Greek inscription = Photo byPaul-Francis Jacquier -Sellwood 51.1-6 variant (month off flan; crescent before Tyche)[2indb] ...