A Byzantine Empire Follis (15.8 grams) and Half Follis

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.

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

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Title: Byzantine Empire. Justinian l Date/Period: Byzantine Empire. Justinian l. Materials: Bronze half follis or 20 Nummi Size: 25 mm Description: Byzantine Empire. Justinian l. 527-565 C.E. Bronze h

ANCIENT BYZANTINE EMPIRE Tiberius II Constantine. 578-582. Æ Half Follis . Theoupolis (Antioch) mint . Crowned and cuirassed bust facing, holding globus cruciger and shield / Large XX; A/N/N/O to lef

Byzantine Empire. Phocas (602-610). Bronze Follis (11.0 grams). The obverse shows standing figures of Phocas and Leontia (his wife and Empress). A bold Ch VF were it not for an attempted puncture at 1

Byzantine Empire. Justin II (565-578). Bronze Follis (12.8 grams).The type with Justin and Sophia (his wife) facing, seated on a double throne. A solid F/VF. Well centered, nicely struck, and featurin

Byzantine Empire. Maurice Tiberius (582-602). Bronze Follis (9.7 grams). F/VF with natural microporous surfaces on either side.

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 II (565-578). Bronze Follis (12.9 grams).The type with Justin and Sophia (his wife) facing, seated on a double throne. A nicely centered Fine with natural olive-brown patina a

Byzantine Empire. Maurice Tiberius (582-602). Bronze Follis (10.6 grams).The obverse is more or less Fine; the reverse VF. There is a shallow scrape in the right obverse field, otherwise the patina is

Byzantine Empire. Romanus I (920-944). Bronze Follis (6.3 grams). Technically Fine or better in terms of wear, however there is some tooling evident on heavily patinated surfaces.

Byzantine Empire. Anonymous Follis, Time of Basil II and Constantine VIII (976-1025). Bronze Follis (11.8 grams). A wholly natural, chunky VF or a bit better with original earthen deposits still cling

Byzantine Empire. Heraclius? (610-641). Bronze 1/2 Follis? (4.1 grams). The obverse appears to depict Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine. Abt VG and clearly overstruck on an earlier coin, particularl

Byzantine Empire, Basil II and Constantine VII, 1020 to 1028 CE, AE Follis, 10.5 grams. OBVERSE: Facing bust of Jesus Christ. REVERSE: Inscription in three lines. DOC A2.24a; SB 1818. 25 mm. Provenan

Title: Byzantine Empire, Leo V Date/Period: 813-820 C.E. Dimension: 22 mm Material: Bronze follis Description: Byzantine Empire. Leo V the Armenian. 813-820 C.E. Bronze follis. 2.3 grams. 22 mm. Syrac

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

Byzantine Empire. Justinian I, The Great (527-565). Bronze Follis (16.7 grams). A scarcer type depicting Justinian enthroned holding a sceptre and globus cruciger. Fine with natural earthen patination

Byzantine Empire. Anastasius I Dicorus (491-518). Bronze 1/2 Follis (7.8 grams). A broad VG/Fine with a typical degree of surface roughness. It is said that Anastasius received his nickname Dicorus du

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. Justinian I, The Great (527-565). Bronze Follis (13.6 grams). Fine or thereabouts with some ancient shallow scratches in the fields on either side.

Byzantine Empire. Justinian I, The Great (527-565). Bronze 1/2 Follis (9.1 grams). Detail of F/VF or better, but typically rough and with some small patches of verdigris.

Byzantine Empire. Justinian I, The Great (527-565). Bronze Follis (17.2 grams). Fine+ with areas of roughness and a somewhat jagged planchet.