Constans II AE Follis, Ancient Coin

Constans II AE Follis, Ancient Coin Constantinople Mint 641-668 AD, Ancient Coin

These coins are almost 1,500 years old and are from the well-known Byzantine Empire. These pieces are known as "Portrait of Christ Coins" since the obverse bears a depiction of Jesus Christ. Each coin

These coins are almost 1,500 years old and are from the well-known Byzantine Empire. These pieces are known as "Portrait of Christ Coins" since the obverse bears a depiction of Jesus Christ. Each coin

These coins are almost 1,500 years old and are from the well-known Byzantine Empire. These pieces are known as "Portrait of Christ Coins" since the obverse bears a depiction of Jesus Christ. Each coin

These coins are almost 1,500 years old and are from the well-known Byzantine Empire. These pieces are known as "Portrait of Christ Coins" since the obverse bears a depiction of Jesus Christ. Each coin

These coins are almost 1,500 years old and are from the well-known Byzantine Empire. These pieces are known as "Portrait of Christ Coins" since the obverse bears a depiction of Jesus Christ. Each coin

These coins are almost 1,500 years old and are from the well-known Byzantine Empire. These pieces are known as "Portrait of Christ Coins" since the obverse bears a depiction of Jesus Christ. Each coin

Ancient Roman bronze AE follis, Constans 337-350 AD. Observe: Bust of Constantine, facing right. Reverse: VOT XV MULT XX in wreath.

JUSTIN II, Byzantine Emperor, 565 A.D. – 578 A.D coin. JUSTIN II & Empress Sophia, AE Half-Follis ( 19-23 mm, 5.75 gm ) OBV: DN IVSTINVS PP AVG, Justin on left, Sophia on right, seated facing o

4th century A.D.. Group comprising: mixed issues, types and reverses, including Constantine I, Constantine II, Constantius II, Urbs Roma, Constans, and Helena. 20.63 grams total, 13-19 mm. . Acquired

Roman Imperial coinage > Jovian, AD 363-364: AE Follis (20.25 x 20mm, 2.9g), Heraclea mint; pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust facing left (no nasal bridge, dotted drape clasp) & legend DN IOV

**Originally Listed At $275** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 337 to 350 CE. A fine cast-bronze coin depicting the Emperor Constans I, his name in raised lettering behind his head. The coin is set inside

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Date: 4th C AD Material: bronze Provenance: Obtained from an old British collection, acquired from the B.C.F. Dimensions: 21mm; 3.6grams Constantinius I Ae Follis rv. Salus. Authentic Ancient Coin in

Date: 4th C AD Material: bronze Provenance: Obtained from an old British collection, acquired from the B.C.F. Dimensions: 20mm; 3.2grams Constantinius I Ae Follis rv. Salus. Authentic Ancient Coin in

Date: 4th C AD Material: bronze Provenance: Obtained from an old British collection, acquired from the B.C.F. Dimensions: 22mm; 3.1grams Constantinius I Ae Follis rv. Salus. Authentic Ancient Coin in

AD 641-668 Byzantine AE Follis NGC - Constans II

AD 641-668 Byzantine AE Follis NGC - Constans II

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Date: 4th C AD Material: Copper Provenance: From an old British collectom, acquired on German and Austrian art markets. Dimensions: 21mm; 3.2grams Jovian AE Follis, rv. VOT V. Authentic Ancient Coin i

337-361 AD Ancient Rome Constantius II AE 3 Sear 4010 Ancient Grades vf. Constantius II was Roman emperor from 337 to 361. His reign saw constant warfare on the borders against the Sasanian Empire and

Ancient Byzantine Constans II, with Constantine IV, Heraclius, and Tiberius. 641-668. AV (gold) Solidus (19mm, 4.30 gm). ∂ N CONSτA Nτ CO[N] ЧI, crowned and draped facing busts o

AE follis 16-17mm. Well centered nice specimen. Rare type. Original glossy dark patina. Obv./CONSTANTINOPOLI - Constantinopolis helmeted, laureate bust left, holding scepter over shoulder.Rev./ no leg

Ancient Roman bronze AE follis coin, Constantine ( 337-350 AD ). Obverse - bust of Constantine, rosette-diademed, cuirassed facing right. Reverse - Gloria Exercitvs, two soldiers guarding the standard