Tetradrachm In the name of Alexander III, Amphipolis

Struck at Amphipolis roughly four decades after Alexander's death in 323 BC, this piece belongs to a long posthumous series that Macedonia continued issuing under the Antipatrid and early Antigonid rulers. The Amphipolis mint was among the most prolific in the Macedonian system — its output during this period helped stabilize the fractured monetary networks left by the Diadochi wars. Price 607 places this issue within a well-documented die sequence, giving specialists a reasonably reliable production window despite the absence of regnal dating.