Ancient GreeK Coin Akragas Eagle 460 BC - 446 BC Tetradrachm

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Mix silver Particals also copper Nickel 

Weight 54 Gm

This exquisite replica captures the elegance of an authentic Tetradrachm from Akragas (modern-day Agrigento), Sicily, minted between 460-446 BC during the classical period of ancient Greece. The Tetradrachm was the premier silver currency of Greek city-states, representing substantial wealth and artistic mastery of the era. The coin beautifully showcases an eagle on the obverse, symbolizing power and divine authority, while the reverse traditionally featured a crab—Akragas's emblematic symbol reflecting the city's coastal prosperity. The inscription ΑΚΡΑΓΑΣ clearly identifies its origin from this celebrated Sicilian polis, renowned for its wealth and cultural significance during the 5th century BC. Crafted in copper-nickel alloy and weighing 54 grams, this piece combines historical authenticity with modern durability. Perfect for numismatic enthusiasts, history buffs, and ancient civilization collectors, this artifact offers tangible connection to one of Greece's most influential colonial cities. The detailed craftsmanship demonstrates the sophistication of ancient Greek monetary design and serves as both an educational tool and striking decorative piece for any collection.