440-404 BC Attica, Athens Silver Owl Tetradrachm NGC Very Fine 5x4

This ancient Athenian tetradrachm was struck between 440-404 BC during the height of the Athenian Empire's power and influence in the Greek world. Minted in Athens, this silver tetradrachm represents one of the most recognizable and widely circulated coins of the ancient world, serving as the backbone of Mediterranean trade for centuries.

The obverse features the helmeted head of Athena facing right, displaying well-defined facial features and crisp helmet details. The reverse showcases the famous owl of Athena standing right, with an olive spray and crescent moon, along with the ethnic abbreviation ΑΘΕ, all rendered with sharp relief and clear definition.

This example has been certified Very Fine by NGC, showing even surfaces with attractive natural patina and good strike quality for the grade. The Athenian owl tetradrachm remains one of the most sought-after types in ancient Greek numismatics due to its historical importance and iconic design. The coin pictured is the exact coin you will receive.