Stater In the name of Alexander III, Pella

Struck at Pella during Alexander's lifetime and the turbulent years immediately following his death in 323 BC, this issue falls within the period when his generals were already maneuvering for control of the empire. The Pella mint was the dynastic heart of Macedonia, and production of gold staters there continued under Antipater's regency with little interruption — the name of Alexander remained politically essential on coinage long after the man himself was gone.

Price 202 is among the better-documented die pairings in the series. The decade-long date range reflects genuine uncertainty in sequence attribution rather than loose scholarship.