Coin of Eukratides I c. 170

Editor: This is a coin of Eukratides I. It's hard to believe it's so old and was once someone's money. What symbolic meanings do you find in this weathered coin? Curator: Coins are intriguing because they bear the ruler's image, promising stability. The wear and tear reflect the passage of hands and time, accumulating narratives like rings on a tree. What memories do these symbols evoke for you? Editor: I guess it shows the power and legacy of the king, but also, that everything eventually fades away. Thanks for your insights! Curator: And thank you for prompting me to consider the layers of meaning embedded within something we might overlook.