Byzantine Empire. Justinian I, The Great (527-565). Bro

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. 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 Penta (2.5 grams). VF or better though the obverse is missing the legends at the right periphery. Justinian I received his nickname "The Grea

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

Byzantine Empire. Justinian I, The Great (527-565). Bronze 1/2 Follis (9.0 grams). Fine but with typical surface roughness and most of the obverse legend off the flan.

Byzantine Empire. Justinian I, The Great (527-565). Bronze 1/2 Follis (8.5 grams). A scarcer type with the obverse showing Justinian enthroned holding a sceptre and globus cruciger. VG or thereabouts

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

Byzantine Empire: Justinian I (527-565) Gold Tremissis in Coin Display. Mint of Constantinople. Depicts bust facing right, verso Victory advancing right, holding globus cruciger and wreath; star in ri

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

Title: Byzantine Empire. Justinian l. 1/2 follis Date/Period: 527-565 C.E. Dimension: Material: Copper 1/2 follis. Or 20 nummi Description: Byzantine Empire. Justinian l. 527-565 C.E. Struck c540/541

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

Byzantine Empire 40 Nummi Justinian I 527-565 AD Ch VF (Cyzicus) SKU: RBJ244192 Year: 527-565 AD Grade: Very Fine Grade Service: None Denomination: 40 Nummi Mint Mark: Not Shown Metal Con

A Twosome of Byzantine Empire Bronze Dekanummium: Justinian I (527-565 AD, 4.4 grams) and Tiberius II Constantinus (578-582 AD, 3.1 grams). Both display surface roughness and/or staining. A total of 2

Byzantine Empire AV Solidus Justinian I, AD 527-565 Constantinople Obv bust facing Rev Angel holding cross and globus cruciger 4.4g

JUSTINIAN I, AD 527-565 BYZANTINE EMPIRE AV SOLIDUS, CH AU

Near East, Byzantine Empire, Constantinople, ca. 527 to 565 CE. A gold (AU) solidus minted during reign of Emperor Justinian. Obv: D N IVSTINI-ANVS PP AVG, frontal armored bust of emperor, helmeted an

Byzantine Justinian l 527-565. Gold Tremissis of 1.4 grams.. Reverse, victory. Reserve: $375.00 Shipping: Domestic: Free shipping to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping

**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

AD 527-565 Byzantine Empire AV Solidus NGC-

AD 527-565 Byzantine Empire AV Solidus NGC

527-565 AD. Constantinople mint. Obv: DN IVSTINIANVS PP AVG legend with helmetted and cuirassed bust facing, holding cross on globe and shield; cross in right field. Rev: large M with ANNO to left, cr

527-565 AD. Constantinople mint. Obv: DN IVSTINIANVS PP AVG legend with helmetted and cuirassed bust facing, holding cross on globe and shield; cross in right field. Rev: large M with ANNO to left, cr

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