Pamphylia

This section is dedicated to ancient coins minted in Pamphylia, a region located on the southern coast of Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey). Pamphylia, meaning "land of all tribes," was home to various cultural influences, reflected in its monetary production.

Here you will find a collection of coins from Pamphylian city-states, including Aspendos, Perge, Side, and Sillyon. These coins, generally struck in silver and bronze, offer valuable insights into the history, economy, and art of the region between -650 and 650 AD.

Frequently encountered iconographic types include representations of gods and goddesses from the Greek pantheon, mythological heroes, symbolic animals (such as lions and bulls), as well as portraits of rulers and emperors.

Explore our selection of Pamphylian coins to enrich your collection and deepen your knowledge of ancient Greek numismatics.

Keywords: Ancient Coins, Greek Coins, Pamphylia, Aspendos, Perge, Side, Sillyon, Numismatics, Coins, Ancient Greece, Asia Minor.