Philip Iii Gold Stater Star 5x5 Choice About Uncirculated

This stunning gold stater from the Kingdom of Macedon was struck under Philip III Arrhidaeus, the half-brother of Alexander the Great, who ruled from 323 to 317 BCE. Certified by NGC in About Uncirculated with the prestigious Star designation, this coin boasts perfect marks for both strike and surface (5/5, 5/5)—a rare combination highlighting its exceptional quality.

On the obverse, Athena's helmeted head, goddess of wisdom and war, faces right. Her expression is serene yet powerful, framed by a finely detailed Corinthian helmet pushed back atop her head—a symbol of readiness and divine favor.

The reverse showcases Nike, the winged goddess of victory, standing gracefully left, holding a wreath and stylis (naval staff), symbolizing triumph both on land and sea. The name ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ (of Philip) is clearly inscribed, anchoring the coin’s powerful historical identity.

Struck in high-purity gold and expertly preserved, this coin is not just an artifact—it’s a bridge to one of the most dynamic periods of classical antiquity. Coins of this caliber rarely surface with such pristine detail and eye appeal.

Now available for purchase at Austin Rare Coins & Bullion, this elite gold stater offers a chance to own a museum-worthy piece of ancient history.

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