Ptolemaic Kings of Egypt – Ptolemy II Philadelphos (285-246 BC) Æ Diobol Coin from Tyre This fascinating Æ Diobol hails from the reign of Ptolemy II Philadelphos, one of the most prominent rulers of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt. Struck between 285-246 BC, this rare bronze coin features exquisite details and an intriguing historical connection to the ancient Mediterranean world. Key Features: Obverse: An intricate depiction of the Greek god Heracles, reflecting the iconic artistic style of the Ptolemaic coinage. Reverse: A finely engraved eagle standing, with a representation of a key symbol of Tyre, showcasing the regional influence and the king's lasting legacy. Diameter: 21.7 mm – an ideal size for collectors and historians alike. Origin: Tyre, one of the most important ancient Phoenician cities, known for its rich trade history and cultural significance. Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or a new collector, this Ptolemaic Diobol is a remarkable piece that embodies the power and artistry of a bygone era. Perfect for those seeking to expand their collection with a historically rich and visually striking artifact. Sent by trace and track post.