Zeugitana, Carthage North Africa Tetradrachm Period: 264-241 B.C. (time of the First Punic War)

Description

Ancient Greek Coin – Zeugitana, Carthage North Africa

Tetradrachm Period: 264-241 B.C. (time of the First Punic War)

An Exact Replica of the Original Coin

Carthage was a great maritime trading city that was founded by Phoenician colonists from Tyre in the 8 century B.C. From the 6th to the 3rd century B.C. the Carthaginians dominated trade in the western Mediterranean.

Obverse: Head left of Tanit

Reverse: Horse standing large star above

Diameter: 24 mm

Stamped with the word copy.

Silver plated lead-free pewter, made in the USA

Packaged in a coin collecting flip with the description of coin printed on the flip insert.