320 B.C. Ancient Carthage Gold Stater Coin, Zeugitania, NGC Extremely Fine (XF) Condition Slab which by 284 spanned modern-day

which by 284 spanned modern-day Britain

Bust of Trajan

holding spear

and contains an amount of gold equivalent to roughly $20 at the time it was minted

holding thunderbolt in right hand and sceptre in left hand

320 B.C. Ancient Carthage Gold Stater Coin, Zeugitania, NGC Extremely Fine (XF) Condition Slab which by 284 spanned modern-dayA gold stater coin from Ancient Carthage, the powerful North African Empire and one time rival to Rome. This coin was produced between 320 280 B. C. and measures 18mm in diameter, about the size of a dime. This coin is professionally graded and authenticated to be in Extremely Fine (XF) condition by the third party grading company NGC, with light wear, a strong strike, and light scratches. The obverse side of the coin features the portrait of Tanit,