AE Follis of Byzantine Emperor Phocas, 602-610 AD

Byzantine Empire. Phocas, 602-610 AD. AE Follis (26mm, 9.76g). Mint of Theoupolis. Phocas standing left facing front, holding globe cruciger on his right hand, and his wife Leontia at his side, wearin

LOT (3) BYZANTINE BRONZE COINS INCLUDING PHOCAS AND LEONTIA (602-610 AD) AE FOLLIS, 29MM (VG); MICHAEL II WITH THEOPHILUS (820-829 AD) AE FOLLIS, 19MM (VF); MICHAEL IV (1034-1041 AD) AE FOLLIS, 29MM (

LOT (3) BYZANTINE BRONZE COINS INCLUDING MAURICE TIBERIUS (582-602 AD) AE HALF FOLLIS, 23MM (F); PHOCAS AND LEONTIA (602-610 AD) AE FOLLIS, 28MM (F); THEOPHILUS (829-842 AD) AE FOLLIS, 27MM

A Byzantine Empire Bronze Follis Starter Collection containing: Maurice Tiberius (582-602 AD, 10.7 grams); Phocas (602-610 AD, 8.4 grams); Phocas & Leontia (602-610 AD, 10.1 grams); Heraclius (610-641

LOT (5) BYZANTINE BRONZE COINS INCLUDING SYNAUS (100 AD) AE.18, 21MM (VF); TIBERIUS II (578-582 AD) AE HALF FOLLIS, 25MM (F); MAURICE TIBERIUS (582-602 AD) AE FOLLIS, 30MM (F); PHOCAS AND LEONTIA (602

Byzantine Phocas Gold AV Solidus 602-610 AD Obverse facing bust, Reverse Angel holding patriarchal cross NGC AU Strike 3/5 Surface 3/5.

Ancient Byzantine Phocas (AD 602-610). AV gold solidus (4.50 gm). MS, scratches. Constantinople, 6th officina. ? N FOCAS-PЄRP AVG, draped, cuirassed bust of Phocas facing, wearing crown without

Byzantine Empire Phocas, AD 602-610 AV Solidus Gold, graded NGC AU 3819937-008

Three (3) bronze coins. Smallest, Ostrogothic Kingdom, Theodoric, 493 CE to 526 CE, AE 12, 5 Nummia. A Byzantine AE 40 nummi of Phocas, 602 CE to 610 CE, Antioch Mint, BMC 104. Seljuk Turks, Urtukids

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

602-610 AD. Constantinople mint. Obv: dN N FOCAS PERP AVG legend with draped and cuirassed facing bust, wearing crown without pendilia, holding cross on globe. Rev: VICTORIA AVGU legend and officina l

602-610 AD. Obv: O N FOCAS PP AVG legend with diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: VICTORI FOCAS AVG legend with cross; CONOB below. 1.16 grams. BMC 33-34; MIB 26; Sear 633.

602-610 AD. Constantinople mint. Obv: FOCAS PERP AVG legend with crowned bust facing holding mappa and cross. Rev: large XXXX with ANNO above and regnal year II at right; mintmark CON? in exergue. Sea

602-610 AD. Carthage mint. Obv: D N FOCAS PERP AVG or similar legend with crowned bust facing. Rev: large XX with cross above, star to left, pellet between, numeral to right; mintmark KRT in exergue.

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

602-610 AD. Constantinople mint. Obv: OM FOCAE PP AVG legend with Phocas and Leontia standing facing holding globus cruciger and crucifrom sceptre, cross between. Rev: large M A / N / N / O left, cros

602-610 AD. Antioch mint, year 5. Obv: DN FOCA NE PE AV legend with Phocas on the left, holding cross on globe, and Leontia, (not nimbate), holding cross-surmounted sceptre, on the right, both standin

Ancient Byzantine Phocas. 602-610. AV gold Solidus (21mm, 4.5 gm). Constantinople mint, 2nd officina. Struck 603-607. ∂ N FOCAS PЄRP AVI, crowned and cuirassed bust facing, holding globus

**First Time At Auction** Near East/Holy Land, Byzantine Empire, Phocas, 602 to 610. Struck in Constantinople, ca. 607 to 610 CE. Gold solidus. Obverse: Draped and cuirassed bust of Phocas facing, wea

602-610 AD BYZANTINE AV GOLD SOLIDUS MS63 ICG

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

AD 641-668 Byzantine AE Follis NGC - Constans II

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