Ancient Greek coins: any assistance on the attribution would be appreciated ... thanks!

SirAnthonyAC

Hello,

Here are three cool old ancient greek coins and honestly, if anyone can assistance on the attribution I would really appreciate it ... thanks!

All are about the size of a nickel but much thicker.

Anthony

coachleonard

Those look like the bronzes of Phillip (can't remember if its Phillip II or III or whatever) of Macedonia. He would have been Alexander
The Great's father, and I believe these bronzes date about 359-330 BC.

spankyNYC

Hi,

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SirAnthonyAC

Hi,

Firstly, thanks for the reply.

I have a Philip the II coin, Alexander III's father however; it is very different than the three I listed above. The obverse and reverse are different portraits and different youth on horseback images.

Below is my Philip the II coin.

Could the three above be different versions? Or perhaps different kings?

Thanks,
Anthony

Philip II (Father of Alexander the Great III) King of Macedonia OB as Apollo



Philip II (Father of Alexander the Great III) King of Macedonia Re nude youth on horseback

SirAnthonyAC

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