Golden Artifacts Artemis, Triton, Taras, Apollo, Greek Coins, Collectible Coin Sets (4SET-S)
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Golden Artifacts Artemis, Triton, Taras, Apollo, Greek Coins, Collectible Coin Sets (4SET-S)
- This is SET 4 of 4 SETS 1. Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt, Arethusa: patron nymph of Syracuse 474-450 BC (22mm 5g) 2. Triton and Sea-monsters (375 - 350 BC) (24MM 7G)
- 3. Taras, Son of Poseidon (380-345 B.C.) (22mm 5g) 4. Apollo: Greek God of the Sun with one of his attributes the Lyre. (398 - 395 B.C.) (23mm- 7 G)
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- These are NOT ANCIENT COINS. They are made of the highest quality, Lead & Nickel Free Pewter and plated in real Gold or Heavy Silver Plate with an Antique Finish. They are accurately detailed and have been molded from Museum Quality Reproductions.
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My coins have been used in the productions of "Shakespeare in the Park" in New York City's Central Park, The Canadian production company for the Percy Jackson movie "Sea of Monsters", The TV series "Elementary" and several museums sell my coins in their gift shops. 1. Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt, Twin Sister of Apollo, 474-450 BC (22mm 5g) REVERSE: A naked rider on a horse leading a second horse on his far side. OBVERSE: Artemis' head is circled by 3 dolphins and inscription SRV. 2. Triton and Sea-monsters (375 - 350 BC) (24MM 7G) OBVERSE: Shows Triton striking downward with trident and holding fish. REVERSE: Two sea-monsters face to face. 3. Taras, Son of Poseidon (380-345 B.C.) (22mm 5g) OBVERSE: Taras, seated on a dolphin, holding a pot. REVERSE: A naked boy seated on a horse. 4. Apollo: Greek God of the Sun with one of his attributes the Lyre. (398 - 395 B.C.) (23mm- 7 G) OBVERSE: Laureate Head of Apollo facing right. REVERSE: Greek Letters Surrounding kithara (Lyre)
