Greek Seleukid Bronze Bull and Medusa 312-281 BC (133) artifact

Greek Seleukid Bronze Bull and Medusa 312-281 BC (133) artifactDescription This ancient bronze coin depicts a charging bull with its tail over its back. The back of the pendant features a profile of Medusa, a symbol in ancient Greece that was used to ward off evil. Size and Materials Size: 14mm Handmade 18kt recycled gold mount. One of a kind with a Certificate of Authenticity. Chain not included; available separately. See Chain Story Dated: 312 281 BCE Seleukid Empire In many societies, a Bull was a symbol of

Percy Metcalf designed the St

The lion represents strength

Pegasus was the son of Medusa and Poseidon

For special order

the Gemini twins

Artwork by Giuseppi Romagnoli

Protecting the horsehair and showing its unique texture at the same time

A one-of-a-kind talisman of light

Date: 87 BCE   Rome mint

The front image is of a high headed and high tailed horse with it's forefeet off the ground

Medium size is approx

"Hand of God" or "Manus Dei" commemorative coins were struck after Constantine I the Great's death (337 AD)