Ancient, Sinope - Water Nymph - Tetradrachm Coin (Replica) Charm Pendant, 24kt Gold, Silver & 0.04ct Diamonds
Ancient, Sinope - Water Nymph - Tetradrachm Coin (Replica) Charm Pendant, 24kt Gold, Silver & 0.04ct Diamonds
Sterling Silver coin is a replica coin from those in the Turkish Museum. 360–320 B.C.
3 Diamonds - 0.04cts
24kt Gold 995 - 0.60 grams
Sterling Silver 925 - 2.49 grams
THE STORY:
360-320 B.C., Greece, Paphlagonia, Sinope, Drachm
Head of Nymph left, with hair in sakkos, before her to left, aplustre.
Back of coin: ΔΙΟΝΥΣI / IKE, Sea eagle on dolphin left.
SINOPE was the Naiad-nymph of the main fountain or spring of the Greek colony of Sinope in Pontus or Assyria on the Black Sea (north-central Anatolia). She was a daughter of the Greek river-god Asopos who was abducted to the region by Zeus. Sinope outwitted three gods--Zeus, Apollon and Halys--and preserved her virginity.