Illyrian Coin | Silver Drachm caesar territories in the Italian Peninsula

territories in the Italian Peninsula under the direct sovereign rule of the pope from 756 until 1870

Made from inexpensive fired clay rather than metal

which could purchase a sardine (iwashi)

How do I know these are original Holy Roman Empire Coin

which was backed by land and agricultural goods rather than gold

Illyrian Coin | Silver Drachm caesar territories in the Italian PeninsulaHistory of the Artifact The Illyrian drachma coins minted in Apollonia, a city located in present day Albania, are notable examples of ancient Greek coinage from the region. These coins, produced between the 3rd and 1st centuries BC were essential in facilitating trade and commerce in the Adriatic and beyond. Apollonia's drachmas typically featured distinctive designs, including depictions of mythological figures, local deities, and symbols