Description Athens Athena Tetradrachm 135 – 5 B.C. Athens, in Attica, on the Saronic Gulf in southern Greece. This new style of the Athenian coin was struck in the second century during Athens’s decline due to the growing power of Rome. Obverse: – Head of Athena in an Athenian helmet. Athena was Greek mythology’s goddess of wisdom, warfare, and crafts. Reverse: – Owl standing on Panathenaic Amphora The owl was considered a symbol of wisdom, intelligence, and foresight, reflecting Athena’s attributes as a goddess. The Panathenaic Amphora is an ancient Greek pottery used to hold olive oil, another symbol of Athens, which stands for the city’s famous olive oil production. Diameter: 29 mm Material: Silver-plated lead-free pewter with patina, made in the USA. Packaged in a coin collecting flip with the description of the coin printed on the flip insert.
