Greek Bronze Carthage Zeugitana Horse 215-201 BC (118) lion a scarce early Celtic derivation

a scarce early Celtic derivation of Macedonian tetradrachm

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Customers asked for a pendant where the braid is visible on the front of the pendant

They were the first depictions of a Christian deity on a coin

Greek Bronze Carthage Zeugitana Horse 215-201 BC (118) lion a scarce early Celtic derivationDescription This ancient Greek bronze coin features an image of a long necked horse looking back over its shoulder. The reverse side of the pendant is a lovely rendering of the goddess Tanit, wearing a wreath of leaves. The coin's dark bronze patina and raw edge create a distinctive stone like texture. Size and Material Size: 21mm Hand fabricated using 18kt recycled gold and sterling silver. 18kt gold enhancer bail. One of a kind with a Certificate of