Current Offerings -- Medieval Coins
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#11717: GOLD Solidus
-- 641 to 668 AD, Emperor Constans II, Historical Context: This coin was minted b y the ROMAION (Byzantine) EMPIRE (Remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE) during the reign of Constans II (641 to 668 AD). The Romaion Empire rose from the remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE. Based on its founding on EARLY CHRISTIANITY in CONSTANOPLE by Constantine the Great (around 320 AD).
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#11738: GOLD Hyperpyron
-- Byzantine Period, 11th to 13th Cernturies AD Obv: Christ facing |
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#11739: GOLD Hyperpyron
-- Byzantine Period, 11th to 13th Cernturies AD Obv: Christ facing |
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#11740: GOLD Ducat
-- 13th to 17th Centuries AD Italy, Venice
Quote from another coin that sold by Forum Ancient Coins.
"The design of the famous Venetian gold ducat, or zecchino, remained
unchanged for more than 500 years, from its introduction in 1284 and
the conquest of Venice by Napoleon's troops in 1797. Paulo Rainer
was the Doge of Venice before the last, at the end of 1000 years of
Venetian independence."
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#5457: Byzantine Bronze -- 495 AD, Anastasius I, Large "M" Historical Context: This coin was minted by the ROMAION (Byzantine) EMPIRE (Remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE) during the reign of ANASTASIUS I minted about 491 to 518 AD. The big "M" specifies the coin's denomination. It refers to the Greek equivalent of 40, indicating this is a follis equal to 40 Nummia. The Romaion Empire rose from the remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE and based on its founding on EARLY CHRISTIANITY in CONSTANOPLE by Constantine the Great (around 320 AD). Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Anastasius I wearing a laurel wreath. The reverse is the big "M" and the dating as described above. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is a BRONZE FOLLIS measuring about 33 mm diameter (almost the size of a US silver dollar).
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#10884: Heavy Byzantine Silver Coin (AR Hexgram) --
620 AD, Heraclius with Cross Potent Heraclius and Martina Constantinople Mint !! Historical Context: See above. Obv: Heraclius and Martina facingRev: Cross Potent Diameter: 22 mm diameter (almost the size of a US Nickel and similar thickness) Condition: Fine plus, Nice Toning
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#4997: Byzantine Bronze -- 560 AD, Justinian
I Large "M" and Cross above Historical Context: See above Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Justinian I. The reverse is the big "M" and the dating as described above. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is a BRONZE FOLLIS measuring about 28 mm diameter (between the size of a US Quarter and $.50).
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#8641: Byzantine Follis,
565 to 578 AD, Justin II and Sophia Nicomedia Mint !! Historical Context: Justin II was the nephew of Justinian and was selected for succession before the death of his uncle. Justinian left Justin numerous problems due his overambitious plans. Justin II was not particularly capable and within 5 years most of Italy had been lost to Lombard invaders and Spain was lost to the Visigothts. On the Eastern front he started a war by refusing to pay tribute to Khusru. He became mentally ill and gave up the throne to Tiberius. Obv: Justin II and Sophia facing SOLD $44.95 each plus shipping
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#10045: Byzantine Follis,
610 to 641 AD, Heraclius and Martina Constantinople Mint !! Historical Context: See above. Obv: Heraclius and Martina facing SOLD $27.95 each plus shipping
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#10044: Byzantine Follis,
610 to 641 AD, Heraclius and Martina Constantinople Mint !! Historical Context: See above. Obv: Heraclius and Martina facing
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#10046: Byzantine Follis,
565 to 578 AD, Justin II and Sophia Nicomedia Mint !! Historical Context: See above. Obv: Justin II and Sophia facing SOLD $27.95 each plus shipping
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#10308: Byzantine Follis,
565 to 578 AD, Justin II and Sophia Nicomedia Mint !! Historical Context: See above. Obv: Justin II and Sophia facing SOLD $15.95 each plus shipping
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#10309: Byzantine Follis,
565 to 578 AD, Justin II and Sophia Nicomedia Mint !! Historical Context: See above. Obv: Justin II and Sophia facing SOLD $15.95 each plus shipping
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#10043: Byzantine Follis,
602 to 610 AD, Phocas and Empress Leontia Antioch Mint !! Historical Context: See above. Obv: Phocas and Empress Leontia facing SOLD $24.95 each plus shipping
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#10042: Byzantine Follis,
7th to 10th Centuries AD Historical Context: See above. Obv: Emperor facing SOLD $19.95 each plus shipping
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#10307: Byzantine Follis,
7th to 10th Centuries AD Historical Context: See above. Obv: Emperor facing SOLD $23.95 each plus shipping
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#10352: Byzantine Follis,
7th to 10th Centuries AD Historical Context: See above. Obv: Emperor facing SOLD $12.95 each plus shipping
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#10303: Byzantine Follis,
7th to 10th Centuries AD Historical Context: See above. Obv: Emperor facing BUY NOW $12.95 each plus shipping
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#10330: Byzantine Follis,
7th to 10th Centuries AD Historical Context: See above. Obv: Emperor facing SOLD $15.95 each plus shipping
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#10047: Byzantine Follis,
7th to 10th Centuries AD Historical Context: See above. Obv: Co-Emperors facing SOLD $19.95 each plus shipping
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#9766: Byzantine Bronze -- 969 to 973 AD, John I Obv: Christ facing
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#9449: Byzantine Bronze -- 1020 to 1028 AD, Basil II Obv: Christ facing
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#9736: Byzantine Bronze -- 1020 to 1028 AD, Leo VI Obv: Christ and Leo facing
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#9335: Byzantine Bronze -- 1034 to 1041 AD, Michael IV Obv: Christ facing
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#10048: Byzantine Bronze -- 1034 to 1041 AD, Michael IV Obv: Christ facing
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#10049: Byzantine Bronze -- 1034 to 1041 AD, Michael IV Obv: Christ facing
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#10050: Byzantine Bronze -- 1034 to 1041 AD, Michael IV Obv: Christ facing
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#10304: Byzantine Bronze -- 10th to 12th Century AD, Obv: Christ facing |
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#10305: Byzantine Bronze -- 10th to 12th Century AD, Obv: Christ facing |
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#10342: Byzantine Bronze -- 10th to 12th Century AD, Obv: Christ facing |
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#5459: Byzantine Bronze -- 560 AD, Justinian
I Large "K" = 20 Nummia Year 14 of his Reign Historical Context: See above Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Justinian I. The reverse is the big "K" and the dating as described above. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is a BRONZE HALF FOLLIS measuring about 26 mm diameter (between the size of a US Quarter and $.50).
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#10346: Byzantine Bronze -- 560 AD, Justinian
I Large "K" = 20 Nummia Year 9 of his Reign Historical Context: See above Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Justinian I. The reverse is the big "K" and the dating as described above. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is a BRONZE HALF FOLLIS measuring about 26 mm diameter (between the size of a US Quarter and $.50). |
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#6379: Byzantine Bronze -- 608 to 610 AD, Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine Obv: Heraclius (on left) and Heraclius Constantine (on
right) standing facing, cross between their heads. Heraclius wears
crown and Military dress, holds long cross, and has moustache and long
beard; his son, with short beard, wears crown and chlamys, and holds
globus cruciger
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#10310: Byzantine Bronze -- 610 - 641 AD, Heraclius Obv: King facing |
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#10311: Byzantine Bronze -- 610 - 641 AD, Heraclius Obv: King facing |
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#6380: Byzantine Follis,
641 to 668 AD, Constans II Historical Context: Constans was the son of Heraclius Constantine and was made co-Emperor at age 11 in 641 AD. During the early part of his reign, the Arabs concurred Egypt, which was a tremendous lost to the Byzantine because Egypt was a rich province. He also faced down revolts in Norhtern Africa and Italy. He successfully led a campaign against the Slavs in the Balkans. He was ultimately assassinated and succeeded by his son. Obv: Constans II SOLD $34.95 each plus shipping
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Snake Castle Inside Snake Castle
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#99027:
Christian Cursades Coins - 11th to 14th Centuries AD, Cilician Armenia -- Bastion of Christendom in the East Historical Context: These coins were minted
in Cilician Armenia, a
state formed in the Middle Ages by Armenian refugees fleeing the
Seljuk invasion of The Armenian
immigration increased with the formal annexation of Greater Armenia to
the Obv: Cross Potent, Legend around The purchase price is for one of these coins selected randomly. SOLD
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#99015: Medieval (Byzantine) Bronze - During Blossoming of Byzantine Culture !! 11th and 12th Century AD Historical Context: This coin is a scyphate-type minted in by the Byzantine Empire during about the 11th and 12th Centuries. Scyphgate refers to the cup-shape of the coin. This is the period of Byzantine blossoming before the catastrophe of 1204 AD. Obv: Christ facing The purchase price is for one of these coins selected randomly. SOLD OUT $12.95 each plus shipping
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#5972: Silver Denier, FRANCE -- XII to XIII
Century AD, Valence and Die Historical Context: This coin was minted in late Medieval France. Obv: Eagle
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#9721: Silver Plenning, AUSTRIA -- XIII Century AD, Historical Context: This coin was minted in late Medieval Austria. Obv: Duck
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#11042: Silver Denar, HUNGARY -- XIV Century AD, Historical Context: This coin was minted in late Medieval Austria. Obv: Crown
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#9737: Byzantine Bronze -- 520 AD, Justin I,
Large "M" Historical Context: This coin was minted by the ROMAION (Byzantine) EMPIRE (Remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE) during the reign of JUSTIN I minted about 518 to 527 AD. The big "M" specifies the coin's denomination. It refers to the Greek equivalent of 40, indicating this is a follis equal to 40 Nummia. The Romaion Empire rose from the remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE and based on its founding on EARLY CHRISTIANITY in CONSTANOPLE by Constantine the Great (around 320 AD). Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Justin I wearing a laurel wreath. The reverse is the big "M" and the dating as described above. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is a BRONZE FOLLIS measuring about 28 mm diameter (almost the size of a US $.50).
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#9733: Byzantine Bronze -- 520 AD, Justin I,
Large "M" Historical Context: This coin was minted by the ROMAION (Byzantine) EMPIRE (Remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE) during the reign of JUSTIN I minted about 518 to 527 AD. The big "M" specifies the coin's denomination. It refers to the Greek equivalent of 40, indicating this is a follis equal to 40 Nummia. The Romaion Empire rose from the remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE and based on its founding on EARLY CHRISTIANITY in CONSTANOPLE by Constantine the Great (around 320 AD). Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Justin I wearing a laurel wreath. The reverse is the big "M" and the dating as described above. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is a BRONZE FOLLIS measuring about 28 mm diameter (almost the size of a US $.50).
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#99014: Medieval Denar,
early 1300's AD, End of The Crusades period Burgundy, France !! Historical Context: These coins were minted in Burgundy, France, during the reign of Hugh V, 1305-1315 AD. He was the son of Robert II, Duke of Burgundy and Agnes Capet (daughter of Louis IX of France). He became the Duke of Burgundy in 1305 AD. His parents had 9 children and Hugues was the second son (his older brother died 1283). Hughes was born 1282 in Of and died 9 May 1315 in Argilly. He married Catherine de Valois (born 1275) on March 24, 1302. This coin is a BILLON (silver and bronze alloy) Denier. It measures about 18 mm diameter (about the size of a US Penny but about 1/3 as thick). Obv: Quarter anchor cross, Legend The purchase price is for one of these coins selected randomly.
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#6986: Byzantine Bronze -- 602 to 610 AD, Reign of Phocas Historical Context: This coin was minted by the ROMAION (Byzantine) EMPIRE (Remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE) during the reign of Phocas minted about 602 to 610 AD. The big "XX" specifies the coin's denomination. The Romaion Empire rose from the remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE and based on its founding on EARLY CHRISTIANITY in CONSTANOPLE by Constantine the Great (around 320 AD). Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Phocas wearing a crown. The reverse is the big "M" and the dating as described above. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is BRONZE measuring about 23 mm diameter (slightly larger than a US nickel).
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#6993: Byzantine Bronze -- 1100 to 1300 AD, The Crusades Historical Context: This coin was minted during THE CRUSADES. The crusades to the Holy Land lasted from 1095 until 1291. The Turks were encroahing on the Byzantine empire and had begun attacking pilgrims on their way to - and in - Jerusalem. Pope Urban II made a significant speach on about supposed atrocities committed by the Turks on the Christian pilgrims. Urban personally promoted a Holy Crusade to reclaim the Holy Lands from the barbarian Turks. Thus, the First Crusade was launched in 1096 AD. The crusades brought three world cultures (The West, Byzantium, Islam) into contact and confrontation. Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Jesus Christ. The reverse is a large Cross. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is BRONZE measuring about 27 mm diameter (slightly larger than a US Quarter).
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#9339: Byzantine Bronze -- 1100 to 1300 AD, The Crusades Historical Context: This coin was minted during THE CRUSADES. The crusades to the Holy Land lasted from 1095 until 1291. The Turks were encroahing on the Byzantine empire and had begun attacking pilgrims on their way to - and in - Jerusalem. Pope Urban II made a significant speach on about supposed atrocities committed by the Turks on the Christian pilgrims. Urban personally promoted a Holy Crusade to reclaim the Holy Lands from the barbarian Turks. Thus, the First Crusade was launched in 1096 AD. The crusades brought three world cultures (The West, Byzantium, Islam) into contact and confrontation. Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Jesus Christ. The reverse is a large Cross. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is BRONZE measuring about 22 mm diameter (slightly larger than a US Nickel).
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#9338: Byzantine Bronze -- 1100 to 1300 AD, The Crusades Historical Context: This coin was minted during THE CRUSADES. The crusades to the Holy Land lasted from 1095 until 1291. The Turks were encroahing on the Byzantine empire and had begun attacking pilgrims on their way to - and in - Jerusalem. Pope Urban II made a significant speach on about supposed atrocities committed by the Turks on the Christian pilgrims. Urban personally promoted a Holy Crusade to reclaim the Holy Lands from the barbarian Turks. Thus, the First Crusade was launched in 1096 AD. The crusades brought three world cultures (The West, Byzantium, Islam) into contact and confrontation. Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Jesus Christ. The reverse is a large Cross. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is BRONZE measuring about 22 mm diameter (slightly larger than a US Nickel).
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#10312: Byzantine Bronze -- 582 to 602 AD, Reign of Maurice Tiberius Historical Context: This coin was minted by the ROMAION (Byzantine) EMPIRE (Remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE) during the reign of Maurice Tiberius minted about 582 to 602 AD. The big "M" specifies the coin's denomination. It refers to the Greek equivalent of 40, indicating this is a follis equal to 40 Nummia. The Romaion Empire rose from the remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE and based on its founding on EARLY CHRISTIANITY in CONSTANOPLE by Constantine the Great (around 320 AD). Obv: King facing
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#11281: Byzantine Bronze -- 582 to 602 AD, Reign of Maurice Tiberius Historical Context: This coin was minted by the ROMAION (Byzantine) EMPIRE (Remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE) during the reign of Maurice Tiberius minted about 582 to 602 AD. The big "M" specifies the coin's denomination. It refers to the Greek equivalent of 40, indicating this is a follis equal to 40 Nummia. The Romaion Empire rose from the remnants of the ROMAN EMPIRE and based on its founding on EARLY CHRISTIANITY in CONSTANOPLE by Constantine the Great (around 320 AD). Attribution: The obverse (front) of this coin is Phocas wearing a crown. The reverse is the big "M" and the dating as described above. This coin is in "about Fine" condition. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is BRONZE measuring about 28 mm diameter (slightly larger than a US quarter).
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#99030: Eastern Europe SILVER Grosh – 1300’s AD, JESUS CHRIST !! Historical Context: This coin was minted during the later part of the Medieval Times in Eastern EUROPE about the reign of Ivan Alexander (1331 to 1355). About 1018 AD the Byzantine Empire had adsorbed the area north of Greece. However, the slavics, resenting the Greek influence, prompted several revolts leading to an indenpendent kingdom in 1188 AD. This is about the same time of the invasion of William the Conquer into England. Ivan Alexander came to power through a hereditary connection to Kalojan who spawn the new kingdom in the late 12th century. Ivan named his own son as successor but their relationship fall apart leading a fractured empire unable to defend itself against the Turkish invasion in in the late 14th century. The obverse (front) of this coin is JESUS CHRIST wearing a halo. The reverse scene is Ivan Alexander and his co-ruler Michael Asen (died in 1355). Attribution: Silver Grosh, 1331 to 1355 AD, Europe: The obverse (front) of this coin is JESUS CHRIST wearing a halo. The reverse scene is Ivan Alexander and his co-ruler Michael Asen (died in 1355). This coin is in "Very Fine" condition and has more detail than photo shows. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is unaltered with a nice toned coloring in the recesses highlighting the images. This coin is a SILVER GROSH measuring about 22 mm diameter (slightly smaller than a US Quarter but about ½ as thick). The purchase price is for one of these coins selected randomly. |
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#11214: Eastern Europe SILVER Grosh – 1300’s AD, JESUS CHRIST !! Historical Context: This coin was minted during the later part of the Medieval Times in Eastern EUROPE about the reign of Ivan Alexander (1331 to 1355). About 1018 AD the Byzantine Empire had adsorbed the area north of Greece. However, the slavics, resenting the Greek influence, prompted several revolts leading to an indenpendent kingdom in 1188 AD. This is about the same time of the invasion of William the Conquer into England. Ivan Alexander came to power through a hereditary connection to Kalojan who spawn the new kingdom in the late 12th century. Ivan named his own son as successor but their relationship fall apart leading a fractured empire unable to defend itself against the Turkish invasion in in the late 14th century. The obverse (front) of this coin is JESUS CHRIST wearing a halo. The reverse scene is Ivan Alexander and his co-ruler Michael Asen (died in 1355). Attribution: Silver Grosh, 1331 to 1355 AD, Europe: The obverse (front) of this coin is JESUS CHRIST wearing a halo. The reverse scene is Ivan Alexander and his co-ruler Michael Asen (died in 1355). This coin is in "Very Fine" condition and has more detail than photo shows. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is unaltered with a nice toned coloring in the recesses highlighting the images. This coin is a SILVER GROSH measuring about 22 mm diameter (slightly smaller than a US Quarter but about ½ as thick).
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#11213: Eastern Europe SILVER Grosh – 1300’s AD, JESUS CHRIST !! Historical Context: Same as above Attribution: Same as above |
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#11041: Eastern Europe SILVER Grosh – 1300’s AD, JESUS CHRIST !! Crude Style Historical Context: Same as above Attribution: Same as above
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#11215: Eastern Europe SILVER Grosh – 1300’s AD, JESUS CHRIST !! Historical Context: Same as above Attribution: Same as above
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#9232: Medieval Silver Grosso,
late 1200's AD, End of The Crusades period Venice !! Historical Context: These coins were minted in Venice 1275 to 1280AD by Jacopa Contarini.. Obv: Christ facing SOLD
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#11184: SILVER Denier - 1571 AD, MADONNA and CHRIST Child!! Historical Context: This coin was minted in HUNGARY during the 1500’s. These are the first coins of Hungary to portray the famous Madonna and Christ Child which became a signiture type for Hungary. Although constantly at war with Turkey, Hungary was prosperous and maintained good silver coinage throughout. The motif reflects Hungary’s strong ties with the Christian church. The obverse (front) of this coin is MADONNA and the CHRIST CHILD. The reverse is a COAT of ARMS. Attribution: Silver Denier, 1571 AD, Europe: This coin is in "Very Fine plus" condition and has good detail (much better than photos shows). The strike is strong on both sides. This coin has excellent coloring, nice even toning. This coin is a SILVER Denier measuring about 15mm diameter (about the diameter of a US dime but ½ as thick).
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#9148: SILVER Denier - 1545 AD, MADONNA and CHRIST Child!! Oldest and Nicest of this Group Historical Context: See above Attribution: Silver Denier, 1545 AD, Europe: This coin is in "Very Fine plus" condition and has good detail (much better than photos shows). The strike is strong on both sides. This coin has excellent coloring, nice even toning. This coin is a SILVER Denier measuring about 15mm diameter (about the diameter of a US dime but ½ as thick). |
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#11185: SILVER Denier - 1575 AD, MADONNA and CHRIST Child!! Historical Context: See above Attribution: Silver Denier, 1575 AD, Europe: This coin is in "Very Fine plus" condition and has good detail (much better than photos shows). The strike is strong on both sides. This coin has excellent coloring, nice even toning. This coin is a SILVER Denier measuring about 15mm diameter (about the diameter of a US dime but ½ as thick). |
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#11186: SILVER Denier - 1580 AD, MADONNA and CHRIST Child!! Historical Context: See above Attribution: Silver Denier, 1580 AD, Europe: This coin is in "Very Fine plus" condition and has good detail (much better than photos shows). The strike is strong on both sides. This coin has excellent coloring, nice even toning. This coin is a SILVER Denier measuring about 15mm diameter (about the diameter of a US dime but ½ as thick). |
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#11187: SILVER Denier - 1563 AD, MADONNA and CHRIST Child!! Historical Context: See above Attribution: Silver Denier, 1563 AD, Europe: This coin is in "Very Fine plus" condition and has good detail (much better than photos shows). The strike is strong on both sides. This coin has excellent coloring, nice even toning. This coin is a SILVER Denier measuring about 15mm diameter (about the diameter of a US dime but ½ as thick). |
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#11188: SILVER Denier - 1551 AD, MADONNA and CHRIST Child!! Historical Context: See above Attribution: Silver Denier, 1551 AD, Europe: This coin is in "Very Fine plus" condition and has good detail (much better than photos shows). The strike is strong on both sides. This coin has excellent coloring, nice even toning. This coin is a SILVER Denier measuring about 15mm diameter (about the diameter of a US dime but ½ as thick). |
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#7252: Billon "Silver" Denier -- 11th
Century AD, The Crusades Historical Context: A Muslim victory (Alp Arslan's victory) over the Byzantines at the Battle of Manzikert (1071) alarmed the Christian world, and Seljuk aggressiveness was a major reason for launching the First Crusade (1095), which were declared by the Council of Clermont, Urban II (Nov 1095). This coin is a BILLON (silver and bronze alloy) Denier. Obv: Cross, Legend SOLD $39.95 plus shipping
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#4578: late Renaissance JETON (Bronze
Coin-like Token) – 1500’s AD, England / Northern Europe!! IMPERIAL
ORB !!
Historical Context: This coin is a JETON minted in Nuremberg around the 1500’s (late Renaissance period). These tokens were often issued by churches, shops, and land owners for use by their parishioners and employees. In the case of shops and land owners, these tokens would be used in the company stores. For Churches, jetons were used for donative purposes. Attribution: Jeton, 1500 to 1650 AD, Europe: The obverse (front) of this coin is an IMPERIAL ORB with CROSS on top. The reverse are three Royal Crowns and three Rosettes in a circular arrangement. This coin is in "Fine" condition and has more detail than photo shows. The strike is strong on both sides. This coin is unaltered with a nice even tone coloring. This jeton is BRONZE measuring about 25 mm diameter (about the size of a US Quarter) but thinner.
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#6189: Medieval (Byzantine) Bronze - During Blossoming of Byzantine Culture !! 11th and 12th Century AD Historical Context: This coin is a scyphate-type minted in by the Byzantine Empire during about the 11th and 12th Centuries. Scyphgate refers to the cup-shape of the coin. This is the period of Byzantine blossoming before the catastrophe of 1204 AD. Obv: Christ facing SOLD $21.95 plus shipping
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#6196: Medieval (Byzantine) Bronze - During Blossoming of Byzantine Culture !! 11th and 12th Century AD Historical Context: See above Historical Context Obv: Christ facing SOLD $21.95 plus shipping
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#6190: Medieval (Byzantine) Bronze - During Blossoming of Byzantine Culture !! 11th and 12th Century AD Historical Context: See above Historical Context Obv: Christ facing SOLD $21.95 plus shipping
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