MACEDONIA. KINGDOM. Philip II, 359-336 B.C. ==References== ==References====External links== Chr., Colophone; 8.57 g. Apollokopf r. with laurel wreath//biga r., in the section Kerykeion and Speerspitze. Hoover -; Thompson in Studio Paulo Naster Oblata p. 58, No. 9. Of the greatest rarity. In US plastic holder of the NGC with the rating MS, Strike: 5/5, Surface: 4/5, Fine Style (8560204-001). Insignificant double stroke, almost glamour Exemplary of the auction Stack's Bowers & Ponterio 173, New York 2013, No. 75. After the death of Alexander III, these posthumous Philippians were marked by kingly forces, who wanted to remind Philip III of his death. Arrhidaios was a son of Philip II and thus a legitimate heir to the throne. This lot is subject to regular taxation. / This lot cannot be sold under the margin scheme.