Victory Medals - Lysimachid Silver Drachma Victory Medals It depicts the Boeotian shield

It depicts the Boeotian shield on the front and an Amphora on the reverse

if sufficiently shallow

This batch are the white desert design - wind-blown sun-bleached sand

and is consequently a lot larger than most of the ancient coins I sell

Victory Medals - Lysimachid Silver Drachma Victory Medals It depicts the Boeotian shieldThe use of replica coins as victory medals add a certain je ne sais quoi to a game of TtS! For King and Parliament. This silver drachma of Lysimachus, the successor general who rose to become King of Thrace, Asia Minor and Macedon, dates from around 305 281 BCE. It features the Head of Alexander the Great on the front, with the horns of Ammon, and a seated Athena on the reverse. These elegant silver plated pewter coins, approximately 19mm in diameter,