Ancient BYZANTINE EMPIRE Justin I, 518-527 Solidus Coin

Ancient Byzantine Empire. Justinian I (527-565). AV gold Solidus. Constantinople, 10th Officina. Struck 527-538. 4.45 gms. Helmeted, cuirassed bust facing, head ¾ right, holding spear and shield ador

A Byzantine Empire Follis (15.8 grams) and Half Follis (9.5 grams) of Justin I (518-527). Both are more or less in the VG/VG+ grade range, and both are quite respectable. A total of 2 coins.

Ancient Coin examples group including: Tetradrachm of Egypt 323 B.C., Chinese Ring Money 1500 B.C., Byzantine Empire Solidus 527 A.D., Denarius of Nero 60 A.D., Tetradrachm of Athens 450 B.C.

518-527 AD. Constantinople mint. Obv: DN IVSTI-NVS PP AVG legend with helmetted and cuirassed bust facing three-quarters to right, holding spear over shoulder and shield decorated with horseman speari

A Byzantine gold solidus of emperor Justin I, c. AD 518 - 527, struck at Constantinople, the obverse bearing the facing bust of the emperor wearing a helmet, the reverse with the inscription 'VICTORIA

Byzantine Empire. Justin I (518-527). Bronze 1/2 Follis (6.3 grams). A balanced VG/Fine with a typical degree of surface roughness.

Byzantine Empire. Justin I (518-527). Bronze Follis (15.0 grams). A generally smooth VG+ with some natural earthen deposits.

Byzantine Empire. Justin I (518-527). Bronze Follis (15.7 grams). About Fine with some patches of more noticeable porosity at the right reverse.

Byzantine Empire. Justin I (518-527). Bronze Penta (1.8 grams). VG or better with a small flaw at the upper right obverse. A seldom encountered denomination.

EARLY CONSTANTINE IX BYZANTINE GOLD NOMISMA Ancient Byzantine Empire concave gold solidus coin of Constantine IX c. 1049-1055. Depiction of Christ bust on obverse and Emperor with crown on reverse. We

EARLY BYZANTINE GOLD SOLIDUS Ancient Byzantine Empire concave gold solidus coin of Constantine IX c. 1049-1055. Depiction of Christ bust on obverse and Emperor with crown on reverse. Weight: 4.4g

Three Different Byzantine Empire Bronze Denominations of Justin I (518-527): Pentanummium (2.1 grams), arguably VG+ but struck off-center; 1/2 Follis (8.0 grams), Fine with earthen deposits and some c

A Byzantine Empire Half Follis Pairing including Justin I (518-527 AD, 9.6 grams) and Justininan I (527-565 AD, 7.8 grams). Abt VG and Abt Fine respectively. The latter missing most of the obverse per

Ancient Byzantine Bronze coin Justin I set in Silver Pendant C. 520 AD. Authentic Byzantine Empire Justin I Bronze coin, Very Fine condition. The coin is authentic set in Modern Silver pendant. wearab

Justin I. 518-527 AD. Gold Solidus. 3,03 gr. – 17.3 mm. Struck 519-527 AD. Constantinople mint. O:\ D N IVSTI-NVS P P AVG, helmeted and cuirassed bust facing three-quarters to right, holding sp

**Originally Listed At $2000** Greek, Ptolemaic Kingdom, ca. 221 to 205 BCE; Near East, Byzantine Empire, ca. 527 to 565 CE; Western Europe, Medieval period, ca. 10th to 13th century CE; Western Europ

(Lot of 2) Ancient silver coins: Roman Lucreticus Trio 136BC 18mm 3.82 gm and Byzantine Justin I (527-565AD) 122gm clipped BR

Roman Empire, Trajan, AD 249-251, silver Double Denarius, Danube Silver Collection; Byzantine Empire, Justinian I, AD 527-565, gold Tremissis Provenance: Private Collection

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Lot of 8 Ancient Byzantine Empire Bronze Coins. Size 29-16 mm. a nice lot of Ancient uncleaned Byzantine Bronze coins. great lot for research and study.

565-578 AD. Constantinople mint. Obv: DN IVSTI NVS PP AVI legend with pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: VICTORIA AVGVSTORVM legend with Victory advancing right, head left, holding

An ancient Roman Empire gold solidus coin. Rule of Valentinian I, 364 to 375 AD. Nicomedia mint. The obverse depicts the bust of the ruler. The reverse represents seated personifications of Rome and C

An ancient Roman Empire gold solidus coin. Rule of Arcadius I, 383 to 408 AD. Constantinople mint. The obverse depicts the bust of the ruler. The reverse represents the personification of Constantinop

Ancient BYZANTINE EMPIRE: Romanus IV Diogenes, 1068-1071, EL histamenon nomisma (4.43g), Constantinople, S-1861, Christ standing in center, crowning Romanus to the left and his wife Eudocia right // t