TYPE Ancient Greece, Philip II of Macedon (359-336 BC), bronze AE14 DESCRIPTION . Obv: Head of young Herakles to right, clad in lion skin Rev: Youth on prancing horse, Greek legend PHILIPPOU above, arrowhead below REFERENCE: Dra 260 var., Mu 7118v, cf. Mul 173 (rev. w/ symbol); Gae XXXI,14 GRADING: AVF / VF, bit rough glossy olive green patina, scarce ORDER INFO: G3121, $65 Far less common than the usual bronzes of Philip II with the Apollo obverse are the ones that feature a young Herakles of the style familiar from the subsequent reign of Alexander the Great, while retaining the youth on horse (possible pun on Philip's name) reverse.