Tetradrachm (Coin) Depicting the God Zeus 348 BCE-336 BCE Pella. Coins were an excellent way for leaders to advertise their victories whether in battle or at the Olympic Games. King Philip (reigned 359ñ336 BCE), father of Alexander the Great, celebrated his win in the horse races at the Olympic Games by issuing this coin, complete with the victory palm in the jockeyís hand.. Silver . Ancient Greek

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