This remarkable coin from Pamphylia, specifically from the ancient city of Perge, dates to the circa 2nd century B.C. It features a striking depiction of Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and moon, accompanied by a stag. Struck in AE18 (bronze, approximately 18mm), this coin exemplifies the artistic and religious symbolism of the region during this period. On the obverse, the coin displays a detailed image of Artemis, often shown with a bow or accompanied by a stag, emphasizing her role as the protector of animals and the hunt. The craftsmanship captures her youthful and divine appearance, with fine engravings that highlight her importance in local worship and mythology. The reverse typically features symbols associated with Artemis or other regional motifs, reflecting the city’s cultural identity. Dating to the 2nd century B.C., this coin offers valuable insight into the religious practices and civic pride of Perge. Its bronze composition and well-preserved imagery make it a sought-after piece for collectors interested in ancient Greek city-states and regional coinage. Despite its age, the coin remains in excellent condition, with clear imagery and a rich patina that attests to its authenticity and historical value. It is an excellent addition for those passionate about ancient Greek religion, local history, or numismatics. Secure this Pamphylia, Perge AE18 Artemis & Stag coin today and enrich your collection with a beautifully preserved artifact. Its cultural significance, artistic detail, and rarity make it a prized piece of ancient history.