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5.000,00 CHF

Royaume de Macédoine, Alexandre I, 498-454 av. J.-C. Tétradrachme vers 460-450 av. J.-C. Cavalier à droite portant la kausia et tenant deux lances, chevauchant un cheval à droite / Protomé de bouc agenouillé à droite dans un carré incus. 12,66 g. Hoover HGC 3, n°768; Raymond 65a (TP19/A20, photographié quand il appartenait à la collection d’O. Ravel); SNG ANS 25-26.

Provenances:
Collection d'un noble décédé en 1940, achetée à Oscar Ravel à Marseille pour 2000 F. Avec son étiquette d’origine.
Nomos 23 (novembre 2021), 71.

Grading/Status: Petite entaille dans le champ. Très bel exemplaire.

Notes
Les légendes sur les monnaies macédoniennes sont relativement rares. Alexandre I fut le premier roi macédonien à faire figurer son nom sur les monnaies. Cette monnaie est donc caractéristique du monnayage traditionnel macédonien. Elle montre que, même à la fin du règne d’Alexandre I, des monnaies anépigraphes sont encore frappées, ce qui prouve que la diffusion des légendes sur les monnaies macédoniennes est encore limitée. Le monnayage d’Alexandre I est par ailleurs un des premiers à représenter un protomé de bouc. Le bouc est traditionnellement associé au culte de Dionysos, divinité importante dans le Nord de la Grèce où l’activité viticole est attestée depuis le Néolithique.

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