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The illustration "Billy Bones" by N.C. Wyeth, painted for the 1911 version of Robert Lewis Stevenson's Treasure Island. It pictures a pirate captain with spyglass gazing out to sea.
Robert Lewis Knecht holds a stack of 1715 Fleet shipwreck treasure coins in one hand and displays a single coin with the other, standing by a swimming pool, wearing a blue shirt and 1715 Fleet shipwreck treasure coin necklace.

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Gorgon and Medusa Ancient Greek Coin Pendants

The Ancient Symbols of Protection, Victory and Hope bring history to life in our Gorgon and Medusa Ancient Greek Coin Pendants

Gorgon and Medusa Ancient Greek Coin Pendant

The Medusa, also known as the Gorgon, was one of three powerful sisters in ancient Greek mythology. Her head, adorned with venomous snakes, was legendary for its ability to lend protection to anyone who displayed the symbol. Medusa's image was often used as a protective emblem, believed to ward off evil and bring safety to those who bore it. In fact, myth holds that Alexander the Great’s battle shield featured the image of Medusa at its center.

From Ancient Greece to today, the fierce and fiery image of the proud Medusa stands as a testament to daily life and beliefs in the ancient world – and the hope that this powerful image would provide protection, safety and victory to the bearer. Now, you too can take this ancient talisman with you on your journey, with our Ancient Greek Gorgon and Medusa coin necklaces.