#f912# Greek bronze ae12 coin from Macedonian King Alexander III from 323-315 BC UK which earned him the derogatory

which earned him the derogatory nickname

And to the north lay the endlessly troublesome and warlike tribes of barbarians

John had led a formidable army towards Latin-held Antioch with the purpose of retaking this city

- Trophy of captured arms

The city in Thracian Chersonesos (the Gallipoli peninsula) that struck these coins is uncertain

#f912# Greek bronze ae12 coin from Macedonian King Alexander III from 323-315 BC UK which earned him the derogatoryWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Greek bronze ae12 coin from Macedonian King Alexander III from 323 315 BC. Diameter: 12mm ID#381f (UK) MINT: Salamis (Cyprus) OBVERSE; NONE Macedonian shield, in centre gorgoneion in boss. REVERSE; BA Macedonian helmet; caduceus & monogram to below. REFERENCE: Price 3162 The shipping is $3 and consists of a bubble wrap lined envelope through International Air . If the actual price is less than that charged, i