The Aegina Attica Tortoise Greek Stater Coin refers to an ancient Greek coin minted in Aegina, an island located in the Saronic Gulf of Greece. These staters, made of silver, feature a depiction of a tortoise on one side and various symbols or inscriptions on the reverse side. The tortoise motif is characteristic of Aegina's coinage and is believed to represent the island's association with the goddess Athena, who was often depicted with a shield adorned with a tortoise emblem. These coins are significant both historically and numismatically, providing insights into the economy, trade, and artistry of ancient Greece. They are highly sought after by collectors for their rarity and cultural significance.
24 mm.
Silver plated.
Made after.

Good condition. No major rips, tears, etc.