Mysia, Pergamon Æ 200-133 BC (No reserve price)

Mysia, Pergamon.
200-133 BC.
Æ (Bronze, 22 mm, 7.3 g).

Obv: Head of Athena to right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet.
Rev: ΑΘΗΝΑΣ - ΝΙΚΗΦΟΡΟY. Trophy consisting of helmet and cuirass; to lower right, monogram

Reference: SNG Copenhagen 393-5. SNG Paris 1880-4.

Pergamon was a major cultural and political center of Hellenistic Asia Minor, renowned for the Attalid dynasty, monumental architecture, and intellectual achievements. Its devotion to Athena Nikephoros, goddess of victory, and the depiction of a trophy symbolized divine favor and military strength. After its bequest to Rome in 133 BC, Pergamon remained an important urban and artistic center.

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