Thessalian League (2nd-1st Centuries BC) AE Bronze Coin - NGC Ancients

Thessalian League AE Bronze (2nd–1st Cent. BC) – Athena & Horse – NGC Certified Fine (F)
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🏛️ A Coin from the Last Breath of Classical Greece
This AE bronze coin was issued by the Thessalian League, a federal political and military alliance of Greek city-states in the region of Thessaly during the 2nd to 1st centuries BC, just before full Roman integration. It features the helmeted head of Athena, goddess of wisdom and warfare, on the obverse and a galloping horse, symbol of Thessalian cavalry prestige, on the reverse.
 
Certified Authentic and graded Fine (F) by NGC Ancients, this piece offers a tangible link to the fading independence of Greek cities under growing Roman influence.
 
🧾 Coin Specifications:
🌍 Region: Thessalian League (Ancient Greece)
📆 Date: 2nd–1st Century BC
🪙 Denomination: AE (Bronze)
⚖️ Material: Bronze
🏛️ Certification: NGC Ancients
🔍 Grade: Fine (F)
🆔 Cert #: 5873685-006
🖼️ Obverse: Helmeted head of Athena right
🐎 Reverse: Horse trotting or galloping right, symbolizing military prowess
 
The Thessalian League was one of the few remaining autonomous coalitions of Greek city-states during the final centuries of Hellenistic rule. Thessaly was famed for its fertile plains and elite cavalry!
 
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