Greek Pegasus Coin Pendant

Greek Pegasus Coin PendantCoin: Silver Stater Obverse: Athena helmeted, looking left Reverse: Pegasus moving left Date: c. 340 280 B. C. Bezel: 14k Gold Weight: 10. 70 grams Diameter: 22 mm . 90 inches Description This item is an authentic Greek silver stater, placed in a handmade bezel of 14 karat gold. There is only 1 of this item; you will receive the exact pendant shown in the photos. Chain necklaces can be purchased separately through this link. History of the Artifact

Soldiers who were not assigned to a particular regiment or who were serving in non-regimental roles—such as administrative

Initially known as the Kingdom of Serbs

representing the wild

this open-ended bracelet is formed from a single heavy rod of bronze

" date back to the 6th and 5th centuries BC and reflect the rich maritime culture and the economic ingenuity of the region

While most examples in circulated condition are modestly priced

Coin: Silver Denier

The coin you will receive will look very similar the one you can find pictured above

and produced in enormous quantities from the silver captured in the sack of Syracuse

When the empire collapsed in 1917

The use of the fasces as a central element reflects how Mussolini’s regime sought to link itself to the grandeur of ancient Rome

It was a place where the influence of the Catholic Church merged with political authority