MACEDONIA. KINGDOM. Philip II, 359-336 B.C. ==References== ==References====External links== Magnesia; 8.54 g. Apollo head r. with laurel wreath//biga r., bottom bee, in section spear tip. Hoover -; Thompson in Studio Paulo Naster Oblata p. 58, No. 3. Light double stroke, kl. Awnings on the obverse, otherwise almost excellent Exemplar of the Electronic Auction CNG 339, Lancaster 2014, No. 39 ("Group SGF") These posthumous Philippians were coined after the death of Alexander III by kingly powers who wanted to remind Philippos III of the fact that he was a member of the group. Arrhidaios was a son of Philip II and thus a legitimate heir to the throne.