Alexandrine Empire, Babylon Gold Double Daric (328-311 BC) VF NGC
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Babylon would be the last great conquest of Alexander the Great. These extremely rare coins would have been used to pay Alexander's troops and generals following the conquest.
This Gold Double Daric struck in Babylon is one of the true rarities of the Alexander the Great series. Upon Alexander's invasion of central Asia, Darics and Double Darics were melted down and recoined as coins of Alexander, which makes this issue quite rare.
Coin Highlights:- Alexandrine Empire, Babylon Gold Double Daric (328-311 BC). Contains 16.53 grams of Gold.
- Encapsulated and graded Very Fine by NGC which authenticates and protects the condition of the coin.
- Strike: 3/5. Surface: 4/5.
- Obverse: Features a kneeling king or hero holding a bow and spear.
- Reverse: Features an oblong incuse punch.
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This is an outstanding example of Gold coinage that is more than 2,400 years old. Add this well-preserved example to your cart today! - Specifications
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| Grade | Very Fine |
| Mint Mark | N/A - Not Available |
| Strike | 3/5 |
| Surface | 4/5 |
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