Amphipolis Coin Featuring Hecate - Ancient Greek Numismatic Artifact #206877 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line drawing replicates a classical silver tetradrachm minted in Amphipolis around 350-325 BCE, featuring the triple-formed goddess Hecate standing left, holding a lit torch and a key, wearing a polos headdress. The Greek inscription ΠΟΛΕΜΙΤΩΝ ΑΜΦΙΠΟΛΕΩΣ (“of the citizens of Amphipolis”) encircles the design, confirming its civic origin and religious dedication. The dotted border and stylized drapery reflect late Classical numismatic conventions.

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