Koson Gold Stater Pendant Hadrian Coin Egypt Struck nearly 1

Struck nearly 1

between 379 and 368 BC

The surfaces carry a deep green patina that gives the piece a quiet

and entirely unique

symbol of wealth and trade

Koson Gold Stater Pendant Hadrian Coin Egypt Struck nearly 1This extraordinary pendant features a genuine Koson gold stater, struck in Thrace around 44 BC, during one of the most volatile moments in Roman history. The obverse depicts a Roman consul flanked by two lictors, directly echoing the famed Brutus aureus issued just before the assassination of Julius Caesar. The reverse shows an eagle standing on a scepter, holding a laurel wreathsymbols of divine favor and imperial triumph. Hand set in a minimalist