Tigranes II ‘the Great’ (95-56 BC) Æ Chalkous

Obverse:

Depicts a diademed and draped bust of Tigranes II facing right, wearing a tiara decorated with a star positioned between two eagles, symbolizing his divine authority and connection to the gods.

Reverse:

Features a cornucopia curving right, tied with a fillet. The cornucopia, a symbol of abundance and prosperity, reflects the economic and military strength of Tigranes' reign.

Tigranes II, known as Tigranes the Great, was one of the most powerful Armenian kings, expanding his empire to its greatest extent and challenging both Rome and Parthia. This coin is a valuable piece of Armenian and Hellenistic history, showcasing the artistic and political influence of the time.