NGC Byzantine Empire, Justin I, AD 518-527, AE Pentanummium. Graded g By NGC

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

NGC Roman Empire Gallienus, AD 253-268 BI Double-Denarius Graded g By NGC.

NGC Byzantine Empire Constans II, AD 641-668 AR Follis Graded f By NGC.

NGC Roman Empire, Diocletian, AD 284-305. AE post-Ref. Radiate Heraclea. Graded f By NGC.

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

NGC Roman Empire Augustus, 27 BC-AD 14, AE As. Posthumous under Tiberus Graded ag By NGC.

AD 527-565 Byzantine Empire AV Solidus NGC-

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NGC 364-375 AD Western Roman Empire Valentinian I, AE3 (Nummus) Graded g By NGC.

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

BYZANTINE EMPIRE. ANONYMOUS ISSUE. BRONZE. ESTIMATE $200 - $225.

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.

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

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.

**Originally Listed At $100** Byzantine Empire, Justin II, ca. 565 to 578 CE. Kyzicus mint. AE Follis (13.9 g) Obverse: Justin II and Sophia enthroned facing. Reverse: Large M, cross above, ANNO to le