A fascinating historic ring depicting an ancient Greek gold coin. The face of the coin features a bust of Agathocles, ruler of the ancient kingdom of Bactria (modern day Afghanistan) from 185 to 180BC, while the underside bears an image of Zeus holding the Greek goddess Hecate in his hand and an inscription which translates as 'King Agathocles'. The coin is a replica of the ancient coins of Agathocles which were minted in silver, bronze and copper, and were first uncovered by archaeologists in the early 19th century.
No stamps are present but the ring tests as 18ct gold.
Ring size: P (US 8). Unable to be resized.
Weight: 4.7g
Measurements (approximate): Face measures 11mm x 11mm.
Condition: Very good condition with minimal wear. Gold has lovely patina and a buttery hue that looks more like 22ct than 18ct. Please see pictures for details and don't hesitate to ask questions.
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