Ancient Greek Apollo Tenedos Coin - Sacred Tripod...

Ancient Greek Apollo Tenedos Coin - Sacred Tripod Replica

Own a stunning replica of an ancient Greek coin from Tenedos featuring Apollo, god of light, music, and prophecy, alongside his sacred tripod. This coin showcases the artistic excellence of classical Greek coinage from this historic island city.

Product Features:

• Front Design: Profile of Apollo wearing his iconic laurel wreath crown with flowing hair and classical Greek features
• Reverse Design: Sacred tripod (Apollo's prophetic symbol) surrounded by olive wreath, with "ΤΕΝΕΔΟΣ" (Tenedos) inscription and Greek letters
• Finish: Antique silver with aged patina for authentic ancient appearance
• Material: Silver plated copper
• Weight: 35g - substantial historical feel

Historical Significance:

Tenedos was an important ancient Greek island city in the Aegean Sea, strategically located near Troy. Apollo was the city's patron deity, and the tripod was his most sacred symbol - representing his oracle at Delphi where priestesses delivered prophecies. The tripod symbolized divine wisdom, prophecy, and Apollo's power. Coins from Tenedos featuring Apollo and his tripod were widely circulated throughout the ancient Mediterranean world.

Why Collectors Love This Coin:

This replica beautifully captures Apollo's elegant profile with his distinctive laurel wreath, alongside the detailed sacred tripod surrounded by an olive wreath. The Greek inscription "ΤΕΝΕΔΟΣ" adds authentic historical detail. The antique silver finish gives it an authentic aged appearance that evokes treasures excavated from archaeological sites in the Aegean.

Perfect for mythology enthusiasts, ancient history collectors, students of classical civilization, or anyone fascinated by Greek culture and prophecy. This coin makes an exceptional educational gift or a distinguished addition to any historical collection.

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