Seleucid Silver Drachm of Antiochus VII Euergetes Roman Provincial Coin The reverse depicts Providentia —

The reverse depicts Providentia — the personification of foresight — standing beside a globe

The reverse shows an amphora

shaped and polished entirely by hand to fit its natural contours

hammered and polished to fit its contours

creating a composition that feels both symbolic and deliberate

Seleucid Silver Drachm of Antiochus VII Euergetes Roman Provincial Coin The reverse depicts Providentia —Struck during the final period of Seleucid revival, this silver drachm of Antiochus VII survives in notably high detail, preserving both refined portraiture and a clear reverse scene. Issued in the late second century BC, it reflects a moment when the Seleucid kings briefly reasserted authority across a fractured Hellenistic world. Set in gold, the coin becomes an object of close study as much as adornment.