ACHAEMENID EMPIRE. Time of Darios II (424-405 BC). Siglos. Sardes.
Obv: Persian king in kneeling-running stance right, holding spear and bow, and with quiver over shoulder.
Rev: Incuse rectangular punch.5,56 g
Certificate of provenance and authenticity included .
History : 
The coin : Achaemenid Empire, specifically during the time of King Darius II who ruled from 424 to 405 BC. The coin is called a Siglos and was minted in Sardis. On the obverse side of the coin, there is an image of the Persian king in a kneeling-running stance, facing to the right. The king is depicted holding a spear and a bow, with a quiver over his shoulder. The reverse side of the coin features an incuse rectangular punch.
Darius II was a prominent ruler of the Achaemenid Empire, known for his efforts to consolidate power and maintain order within the empire. His reign was marked by both internal and external challenges, including conflicts with the Greeks and revolts in various regions of the empire. Despite these challenges, Darius II was able to maintain stability and continue the legacy of the Achaemenid rulers before him.