Victory Medals - Syracusan Dekadrachm Wargames Rules These hefty silver-plated pewter coins

These hefty silver-plated pewter coins are amongst the largest I make

It is 15cm long by 78mm wide

numbered from 1-10 (only 40 are shown in the image)

speeding play

It depicts the Boeotian shield on the front and an Amphora on the reverse

Victory Medals - Syracusan Dekadrachm Wargames Rules These hefty silver-plated pewter coinsThe use of replica coins as victory medals add a certain je ne sais quoi to a game of TtS! This beautiful coin from Syracuse in Sicily dates from the reign of Dionysios I and represents a silver Dekadrachm from 405 390 BCE. The head of the nymph Arethousa faces left, wearing wreath of grain ears, triple pendant earrings, and pearl necklace; four dolphins swimming around her. On the reverse, a charioteer drives a fast quadriga whilst Nike flies above.