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This category includes coins minted in Lydia, a historical region of Asia Minor. Considered among the first coins in the world, they are of paramount importance to the history of numismatics.
Lydia, under the reign of kings such as Croesus, was a center of monetary innovation. Early Lydian coins are often made of electrum, a natural alloy of gold and silver. They are characterized by their irregular shapes and varied iconographic types, including lion heads, bulls, and other regional symbols.
Explore this collection to discover examples of these founding coins, witnessing a crucial step in the evolution of economic and financial systems. Each piece offers a unique insight into Lydian civilization and its influence on the ancient world. Study the metals, weights, and iconographies specific to this period.
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