Byzantine Coins
Although the term "Byzantine" was not used until the 15th century, it generally refers to the Eastern Roman empire after Constantine the Great founded Constantinople in 330AD. Eastern Roman coins after this time are generally referred to as Byzantine Coins. Coinage in this category spans more than a thousand years.
The lack of silver in the Byzantine empire means there are very few silver Byzantine coins around. Many of the coins are gold, such as the solidus, and many more are bronze.
610CE Byzantine Coin HERACLIUS Alexandria Egypt w CROWN |
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$64.99 $89.99 |
1d 17h 51m | |
CONSTANTINE BYZANTINE GOLD COIN SOLIDUS JESUS CHRIST |
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1071CE Byzantine Coin ANNONYMOUS CLASS H Christ & Cross |
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$89.99 $124.99 |
14h 24m | |
Byzantine Jestinianus Superb large bronze coin 30M III |
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$99.00 $170.00 |
9h 9m | |
Byzantine Jestinianus SuperB large bronze coin 33M |
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$120.00 | 3d 9h 9m | |
Byzantine Jestinianus Superb large bronze coin 40M |
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$144.00 | 3d 9h 9m |
