Ancient Greek Dolphin Coin Pendant Artifacts underscoring the relative prosperity of

underscoring the relative prosperity of Rome during his time

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an oak leaf cluster in the center

It might cover the cost of a visit to the public baths or a simple meal at a tavern

to embark on a campaign of conquest that would result in the creation of one of the most expansive empires in history

Ancient Greek Dolphin Coin Pendant Artifacts underscoring the relative prosperity ofObverse: Taras riding dolphin, holding trident Reverse: Nude horseman traveling left Date: c. 270 235 B. C. Bezel: 14k Gold Weight: 8. 58 grams Diameter: 24 mm . 79 in Description This item is an authentic Greek silver coin, placed in a handmade bezel of 14k Gold. There is only 1 of this item; you will receive the exact pendant shown in the photos. History of the Artifact This silver nomos was struck in the Greek colony of Tarentum between 272 and 235