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CLOSELeft: Tetrobol of the Macedonians - Center: Stater of Amyntas III. 393/2-371/0 BCE - Right: Debased tetradrachm of Perseus. 171-168 BCE
Coinage Production of the Macedonian Kingdom
Sophia Kremydi
Research coordinator
Sophia KremydiResearch Director
Studies on the coinage production of the Macedonian Kingdom through the publication of collections, excavation finds, and numismatic corpora. Within the framework of the long-term study of the Macedonian kingdom’s coinage, also supported by the funded program InCoMac (2012–2015), special emphasis was placed on the systematic study of the so-called “autonomous,” non-royal issues produced within the kingdom during the Hellenistic period, a phenomenon that represents a distinctive feature of the Antigonid kingdom, and on the circulation and use of bronze coinage.
- S. Kremydi, ‘Autonomous’ coinages under the Late Antigonids, Μελετήματα 79 (Athens 2018) [G. Oikonomos Prize, Academy of Athens 2020]
- S. Kremydi, “Coinage and Finance”, in R. Lane Fox (ed.), Brill’s Companion to Ancient Macedon, Studies in the Archaeology and History of Macedon, 650 BC – 300 AD (Leiden- Boston, 2011) 159-178.
- Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Greece II. The Alpha Bank Collection. Macedonia I. Alexander I – Perseus, Athens 2000.
Research coordinator
Sophia KremydiResearch Director
Main page image: Left: Tetrobol of the Macedonians - Center: Stater of Amyntas III. 393/2-371/0 BCE - Right: Debased tetradrachm of Perseus. 171-168 BCE