Alexander the Great Rare ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡ Herakles Portrait Club + Bow & Quiver For Sale

A museum‑worthy artifact from the age of conquest.This is an authentic Hellenistic Greek bronze coin struck in the name of Alexander III of Macedon, Alexander the Great, dating to approximately 330–300 BC. Coins of this type circulated during Alexander’s lifetime and the early Diadochi period, making this a genuine relic of the ancient world.Obverse — Herakles in the Lion‑SkinFeatures the classic Herakles portrait facing left, wearing the lion‑skin headdress. This portrait type is directly tied to Alexander’s claim of divine descent from Herakles, and is one of the most iconic images in ancient numismatics.Reverse — Full Heraklean Device (Rare Combination)This coin displays the complete Heraklean symbol set, highly sought after by collectors:• Club (Herakles’ primary weapon)• Bow & quiver (secondary weapon)• Wreath border• Greek inscription ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡ (ALEXANDR)• Rare circle‑with‑dash mint control mark a scarcer Macedonian symbol associated with regional mints such as Amphipolis, Pella, or Philippi.The club + bow/quiver + circle‑dash combination is significantly rarer than standard Alexander bronzes and is considered a premium reverse type.Condition & Authenticity• Strong ancient patina, untouched surfaces• Readable ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡ inscription• Clear reverse symbols including the club, bow & quiver, and mint mark• No cleaning or restoration — exactly what serious collectors demand• Guaranteed genuine ancient artifact, over 2,300 years oldWhy This Coin Commands a PremiumCoins with all three Heraklean symbols plus a rare Macedonian control mark are far more desirable than typical Alexander bronzes. Comparable examples with similar symbol sets regularly appear in major sales.This coin’s combination of features readable inscription, visible portrait, full Heraklean device, and the scarce circle‑dash mint mark places it firmly in the high‑value tier of Alexander bronzes.A rare opportunity to own a powerful piece of ancient Greek history.