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This Thrace, Kardia AE21 coin is a remarkable example of ancient Greek craftsmanship from the late Classical period. Featuring the striking image of Persephone, the goddess of the underworld, on the obverse, this coin captures the divine and mythological themes that were central to Greek culture. The depiction of Persephone with a lion to the left adds a powerful and dynamic element, making it a captivating piece for collectors of ancient Greek coinage. The detailed design showcases the head of Persephone facing left, with finely engraved features that reflect the artistry of the period. The lion, a symbol of strength and protection, complements the goddess’s image and adds a layer of symbolism to the coin. Despite its age, the coin retains excellent detail and clarity, demonstrating the high quality of Thracian minting during this era. Made from bronze, this AE21 coin has a significant size and weight, typical of Greek provincial issues. Its surface exhibits a natural patina that enhances its antique appeal, and the overall condition suggests it has been well preserved over centuries. The coin’s design and size make it an impressive display piece or a valuable addition to a collection focused on ancient Greek or Thracian artifacts. Circa 357/346-309 B.C., this coin hails from a pivotal period in Thrace’s history, reflecting the region’s rich mythological and cultural influences. It offers a tangible connection to the ancient world, illustrating the artistic and symbolic expressions of Greek-influenced Thrace. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate its historical context and aesthetic qualities. Don’t miss your chance to own this exceptional Thrace, Kardia AE21 coin featuring Persephone’s head and the lion left. Its historical significance, intriguing imagery, and well-preserved condition make it a prized piece for any collector of ancient Greek or Thracian coinage. Add this captivating artifact to your collection today and enjoy a rare glimpse into ancient myth and culture.