Greek Coin | Ares Design

Greek Coin | Ares DesignHistory of the Artifact These Greek bronze coins were minted in the ancient city of Amisos along the Black Sea coast of modern day northern Turkey. Founded by Greek colonists from Miletus in the 6th century B. C, it was re settled by Athenians and incorporated into the Kingdom of Pontus in the 4th century BC. It eventually fell under Roman rule in 71 B. C. On the obverse, the coins feature Ares, Greek god of war, known for his association with

holding the book of Gospels with both front paws all in inner circle

The denier’s clean

Byzantine Empire Silver Ring as seen in photos

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The obverse of the coin features Roma

Rings of this type were worn widely across the Roman provinces and are often associated with everyday wearers

embodying fertility

By issuing these coins

which sought to balance Roman imperial symbolism with elements familiar to the Jewish population

On the obverse surrounding the bust of Louis XVI

Roman rings of this type were often used as personal seals

Centered on the portrait of Vladimir Lenin