Tetradrachm In the name of Alexander III, Amphipolis

Struck at Amphipolis shortly after Alexander's death in 323 BC, these issues continued under the authority of his successors during the turbulent regency period — first Perdiccas, then Antipater. Amphipolis was the principal Macedonian mint, and it never stopped producing Alexander-type coinage even as the empire fractured around it. Price 136 falls within a tightly attributed group distinguished by specific control marks that allow scholars to sequence production across these years with unusual precision.