ATHENS NEW STYLE SILVER TETRADRACHM – ISSUE OF 122/1 BC EX JOHN WARD AND THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART PUBLISHED TWICE SINCE 1902 – GOOD VF GREEK ATTICA PROVENANCED AND PUBLISHED COIN (Inv. 21308)

$4,950.00

21308. ATTICA. ATHENS. 2nd–1st CENTURIES BC.
Silver “NEW STYLE” Tetradrachm, 16.53 g, 30 mm. Issue of ca. 122/1 BC, under magistrates  Euryklei, Ariara–, and Heraklei–, with control symbol Three Graces.
Obv. Helmeted head of Athena right. Rev. AΘE, owl standing right, head facing, magistrates’ names (ΕΥΡΥΚΛΕΙ/ΑΡΙΑΡΑ/ΗΡΑΚΛΕ) in fields, three Graces in right field, H (month) on amphora, ΔI in exergue, all within wreath.
Published: Thompson, New Style, 516 (listed and illustrated); John Ward, Greek Coins and their Parent Cities (London, 1902), no. 505 (listed and illustrated).
Ex Dr. Fritz Reiff Collection, Peus 444, 4/24/2026, lot 1158 = Auktion KPM 53, 1997, lot 53 = ex Metropolitan Museum of Art – John Ward Collection, Sotheby’s Zurich, 4/4/1973, lot 419.
Good VF, with an exceptional publication history and pedigree.