This magnificent Gold Octodrachm of Queen Arsinoe II (wife and sister of Ptolemy II) is the largest gold issue of the Hellenistic period, struck as a bold statement of the dynasty’s unmatched wealth and power.
Arsinoe II was ambitious, politically ruthless, and highly capable, ruling alongside her husband as a true partner in the governance of Egypt. This coin, struck in her honor, reflects both her influence and the grandeur of the Ptolemaic dynasty.
🔹 Massive Gold Octodrachm – impressive in size & weight
🔹 Struck circa 270 BC under Ptolemy II Philadelphus
🔹 A royal issue symbolizing power, prosperity & divine status
A museum-worthy piece and a centerpiece of any elite ancient coin collection.