Byzantine Empire. Anonymous Follis (Class I ). Nicephorus III (1078-1081). Want to learn more about anonymous follis?. Check out our video on YouTube Obv: Bust of Christ facing, nimbate, wearing tunic and himation, raising his right in blessing and holding book of Gospels in his left; in fields, IC – XC.
Byzantine Empire. Heraclius (610-641). Ref: Sear 808. Rev. Large M, ANNO above; monogram to left, RY to right; officina mark below, CON in exergue.
The product is a set of six bronze coins from the era of Ancient Judaea, known as Widow’s Mite coins. These artifacts are uncertified and of ungraded quality. With a focus on biblical-era artifacts, these coins offer a glimpse into the historical significance and cultural practices of ancient times. You get 3x Certificate of Authenticity books with 2x coins in each book. A total of 6x widow mite coins.
*Read before purchasing!* shipping is free. Great for those just starting out collecting or as a gift. Each purchase guarantees you 1 genuine Ancient Coin. Coins are picked at random and will range in size from 10mm to 30mm. Coins will very in type, age and denomination. The following civilizations are included: Ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Islamic and medieval Christian. All will range in age from 3rd century BC to the 13th century AD. All coins will be bronze and all coins are guaranteed to be 100% genuine. Quality will range from “Fair – Good”
This is a rare and genuine coin from the ancient Greek Seleucid Kingdom. This coin was minted between during the reign of Antiochus VI from 144-142 BC. It is a great addition to any coin collection, especially for those interested in ancient history.
You will receive one of the coins chosen at random.
Each purchase guarantees you 1 genuine Roman coin. Coins are picked at random and will range from the 2nd century AD to the 4th century AD. All coins will be bronze and are guaranteed to be identifiable and have distinguishable characteristics (NO BLANKS!). See pictures for details. Coin is guaranteed to be 100% genuine and as described
This genuine ancient Roman coin featuring Emperor Theodosius is a rare and valuable artifact from the Imperial era. The coin dates back to 392-395 AD, making it a piece of history that collectors and enthusiasts alike will appreciate.