Drachma of Alexander III

The drachm of Alexander III dates back to 336–323 BCE and was minted during the reign of Alexander the Great. Made of silver, it measures approximately 18 mm in diameter and was widely used in economic exchange. The obverse typically features the portrait of Alexander, symbolizing his power and greatness. On the reverse, images of birds or other symbolic animals are often depicted, representing the cultural and military strength of the empire. These coins confirm the wealth and expanding influence of Alexander III. As historical artifacts, they provide important insights into ancient Greek art and economy and are recognized as invaluable sources for archaeological research.