Justinian I. 40 Nummi. RY 31 - 558/559 d.C. Nicomedia. (MIBE-113a). (Doc-138b). (Sear-201). Anv.: D N IVSTIANVS P P AVC, helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, holding globus cruciger and shield; cross in right field. Rev.: Large M between ANNO and XXXI (date), cross above, A below, NIK in exergue. . 15,00 g. VF/Choice VF. Est...100,00.
Justin II. Tremissis. 565-578 AD. Constantinople. (MIBE-11a). (Doc-13). (Sear-353). Anv.: D N IVSTINVS P P AVI, diademed, draped and cuirassed bust to right. Rev.: VICTORIA AVGVSTORVM, Victory advancing to right, head to left, holding wreath and globus cruciger; star in right field, CONOB in exergue. . 1,50 g. Planchet flaw on obverse. Choice VF. Est...300,00.
Justinus II with Sophia. 40 Nummi. RY 3 = 566/7 AD. Nicomedia. (Sear-369). (MIB-46a). (DOC-93b). Anv.: D N IVSTINVS P P ΛVG, Justin II and Sophia enthroned facing, cross between heads. Rev.: Large M, cross above, B below, ANNO-III (date) across fields; NIKO in exergue. . 12,65 g. Light double strike. Choice VF. Est...60,00.
Mauricius Tiberius. Solidus. 583-601 AD. Constantinople. (MIBE-6). (Doc-5j). (Sear-478). Anv.: O N MAVRC TIЬ P P AVC, draped and cuirassed bust facing, wearing plumed helmet with pendilia and holding globus cruciger. Rev.: VICTORIA AVCC I, angel standing facing, holding long staff surmounted by staurogram and globus cruciger; CONOB in exergue. . 4,45 g. Hairlines. Choice VF. Est...650,00.
Mauricius Tiberius. Solidus. 583-601 AD. Constantinople. (MIBE-6). (Doc-5e). (Sear-478). Anv.: ∂ N mAVRC TIЬ P P AVC, helmeted, draped and cuirassed bust facing, holding globus cruciger. Rev.: VICTORIA AVCC Є, angel standing facing, holding long staff surmounted by staurogram and globus cruciger; CONOB in exergue. . 4,53 g. Graffiti on obverse. Traces of luster. Almost XF. Est...600,00.
NGC - Ch XF 5/5, 4/5
Mauricius Tiberius. Solidus. 583-602 AD. Constantinople. (MIBE-6). (Doc-5g). (Sear-478). Anv.: O N MAVRC TIЬ P P AVCC, helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, wearing paludamentum, holding globus cruciger. Rev.: VICTORIA AVCC S, angel standing facing, holding long staff surmounted by staurogram and globus cruciger; CONOB in exergue. . 4,44 g. Slabbed by NGC as Ch XF, Strike 5/5, Surface 4/5. Clipped. Original luster. Est...600,00.
Phocas. Solidus. 604-607 AD. Constantinople. (MIBE-7). (Doc-5f). (Sear-618). Anv.: O N FOCAS PЄRP AVC, draped and cuirassed bust facing, wearing crown without pendilia, holding globus cruciger. Rev.: VICTORIA AVCC S, angel standing facing, holding staff surmounted by staurogram and globus cruciger; CONOB in exergue. . 4,46 g. Scratches. Punch mark on reverse. XF/Almost XF. Est...600,00.
Phocas. Solidus. 607-610 AD. Constantinople. (MIBE-9). (Doc-10h). (Sear-620). Anv.: ∂ N FOCAS PERP AVI, draped and cuirassed bust facing, wearing crown without pendilia and holding globus cruciger. Rev.: VICTORIA AVGЧ H, angel standing facing, holding staff surmounted by staurogram and globus cruciger; CONOB in exergue. . 4,38 g. Scratches and graffiti on reverse. Choice VF. Est...650,00.
NGC - Ch AU 4/5, 4/5
Phocas. Solidus. 603-607 AD. Constantinople. (MIBE-7). (Doc-5c). (Sear-618). Anv.: ∂ N FOCAS PЄRP AVC, draped and cuirassed bust facing, holding globus cruciger, wearing crown without pendilia. Rev.: VICTORIA AVCC Γ, angel standing facing, holding long staff surmounted by staurogram and globus cruciger; CONOB in exergue. . 4,45 g. Slabbed by NGC as Ch AU, Strike 4/5, Surface 4/5. Ex Heritage Auctions 232317 (26/04/2023), lot 64230. Est...650,00.
NGC - Ch AU 4/5, 3/5
Phocas. Solidus. 604-607 AD. Constantinople. (MIBE-7). (Doc-5f). (Sear-618). Anv.: O N FOCAS PЄRP AVC, draped and cuirassed bust facing, wearing crown without pendilia, holding globus cruciger. Rev.: VICTORIA AVCC S, angel standing facing, holding staff surmounted by staurogram and globus cruciger; CONOB in exergue. . 4,50 g. Slabbed by NGC as Ch AU, Strike 4/5, Surface 3/5. Traces of luster. Est...600,00.
Heraclius, with Heraclius Constantine. Solidus. 616-625 AD. Constantinople. (MIBE-11). (Doc-13e). (Sear-738). Anv.: ∂∂ NN ҺЄRACLIЧS ЄƮ ҺЄRA CONST P P AV, facing bust of Heraclius with short beard, and smaller facing bust of Heraclius Constantine, both wearing chlamys and simple crown with cross; cross above. Rev.: VICTORIA AVςЧ ς, cross potent on three steps; CONOB in exergue. . 4,46 g. Hairlines on reverse. Almost XF/Choice VF. Est...650,00.
Heraclius, with Heraclius Constantine. Solidus. 616-625 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-13i). (MIB-11). (Sear-738). Anv.: ∂∂ NN ҺЄRACLIЧS ЄƮ ҺЄRA CONSƮ P P AV, facing busts of Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine, each wearing chlamys and simple crown with cross; cross above. Rev.: VICTORIA AVςЧ I, cross potent on three steps; CONOB in exergue. . 4,43 g. Traces of luster. Almost XF/XF. Est...700,00.
Heraclius, with Heraclius Constantine. 12 Nummi. 613-618 AD. Alexandria. (Doc-189). (MIB-200b). (Sear-853). Anv.: D ᙏ ЄRA [..], facing busts of Heraclius, bearded, and Heraclius Constantine, each wearing chlamys and crown with cross. Rev.: Large IB, cross potent on two steps between; ΑΛΕΞ in exergue. . 5,01 g. Choice VF. Est...50,00.
Constans II. Solidus. 651-654 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-1). (MIB-3b). (Sear-938). Anv.: ∂ N CONSƮANƮINЧS P P AVI, bust facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding globus cruciger. Rev.: VICTORIA AVςЧ Є, cross potent on three steps; CONOB in exergue. . 4,48 g. Original luster. Beautiful. AU. Est...900,00.
Constans II. Solidus. 641-668 AD. Constantinople. (Sear-937). (MIB-3, 4a). Anv.: ∂ N CONSTANTINЧS PP AVG, bust facing, beardless, wearing crown and chlamys and hold globus cruciger. Rev.: VICTORIA AVGЧ Z(retrograde), cross potent on three steps; CONOBK in exergue. . 4,38 g. A good sample. Plenty of original luster. Very rare in this condition. AU/Mint state. Est...1000,00.
Constans II with Constantine IV, Heraclius and Tiberius. Solidus. 661-663 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-30f). (MIB-31). (Sear-964). Anv.: ∂ N CONSTN, facing busts of Constans, on left with long beard, plumed helmet and chlamys, and Constantine IV, beardless, wearing crown and chlamys; cross between their heads. Rev.: VICTORIA AVςЧ Z(retrograde), cross potent on three steps between facing standing figures of Heraclius, on left, and Tiberius, on right, both beardless, wearing crown and chlamys, and holding globus cruciger; CONOB in exergue . . 4,33 g. Graffiti on reverse. Choice VF. Est...500,00.
Constantine IV. Tremissis. 669-674 AD. Constantinople. (MIBE-16c). (Doc-17). (Sear-1162). Anv.: ∂ N CONSƮAƮINЧS P P A, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust to right. Rev.: VICTORIA AVςЧ S, cross potent; CONOB in exergue. . 1,49 g. Slight traces of original luster. Choice VF/Almost XF. Est...300,00.
Basil I 'the Macedonian', with Constantine. Solidus. 870-871 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-2). (Sear-1704). Anv.: + IhS XPS RЄX RЄGNANTIЧM*, Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing. Rev.: bASILIOS ЄT COҺSƮAhƮ' AЧGG b', crowned facing busts of Basil, with short beard and loros, and Constantine, beardless and wearing chlamys, holding patriarchal cross between them. . 4,41 g. Ex Heidelberger Münzhandlung Herbert Grün 74 (15/05/2018), lot 348. XF. Est...1000,00.
Leo VI 'the Wise', with Constantine VII. Miliaresion. 908-912 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-4). (Sear-1727). Anv.: IҺSЧS XPISTЧS ҺICA, cross potent set on three steps; globe below. Rev.: + LЄOҺ CЄ COҺSTAҺTI Һ' ЄҺ X•Ѡ ЄV SЄЬIS ЬASI'LI' ROM' in five lines. . 3,10 g. A good sample for this type. Rare in this condition. Ex Rex Numismatics 15 (07/12/2024), lot 738. XF. Est...400,00.
Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus, with Romanus II. Solidus. 955-959 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-15). (Sear-1751). Anv.: ⧾ IҺS XPS RЄX RЄϚNANTIЧm, facing bust of Christ Pantokrator. Rev.: COҺSƮAҺƮ' CE ROMAҺ' AЧϚϚ Ь R, crowned facing busts of Constantine VII, wearing loros, and Romanus II, wearing chlamys, holding patriarchal cross between them. . 4,42 g. Almost XF. Est...800,00.
Constantine IX Monomachus. Histamenon nomisma. 1042-1055 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-1a). (Sear-1828). Anv.: +IҺS XIS RЄX RЄςNANTIҺM, Christ enthroned facing, raising hand in benediction and holding book of Gospels. Rev.: + CѠҺSƮAҺTҺ ЬASILЄЧS Rm, crowned bust facing, wearing loros, and holding cruciform sceptre and globe surmounted by patriarchal cross . . 4,37 g. Almost XF/XF. Est...600,00.
Constantine IX Monomachus. Histamenon nomisma. 1049-1053 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-3). (Sear-1830). Anv.: ⧾ IҺS XII RЄX RЄGNANTIҺM, bust of Christ Pantokrator facing; crescent in upper quarters of nimbus. Rev.: ⧾ CƜҺSƮAҺ bASILЄЧS Rm, bearded bust facing, wearing crown and loros, holding long cross and globe surmounted by pelleted cross. . 4,38 g. Ex Rex Numismatics 15 (07/12/2024), lot 726. Almost XF. Est...650,00.
Constantine X Ducas. Histamenon nomisma. 1059-1067 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-1b). (Sear-1847). Anv.: + IҺ(retrograde)I XIΓ RЄX RЄINANTҺIM, Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing. Rev.: + KѠN RAC Λ O ΔOVKAC, emperor, bearded, standing facing on footstool, wearing crown with pendilia, saccos and loros, and holding labarum with pellet on shaft and globus cruciger. . 4,36 g. VF/Almost XF. Est...500,00.
Constantine X Ducas. Histamenon nomisma. 1059-1067 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-1b). (Sear-1847). Anv.: + IҺ(retrograde)I XIΓ RЄX RЄINANTҺIM, Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing. Rev.: + KѠN RAC Λ O ΔOVKAC, Constantine, bearded, standing facing on footstool, wearing crown with pendilia, saccos and loros, and holding labarum with pellet on shaft and globus cruciger . . 4,41 g. Beautiful. Scarce in this grade. Ex Áureo & Calicó 411 (24/05/2023), lot 1060. XF. Est...550,00.
NGC - Ch VF
Constantine X Ducas. Histamenon nomisma. 1059-1067 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-1b). (Sear-1847). Anv.: + IҺ(retrograde)I XIΓ RЄX RЄINANTҺIM, Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing. Rev.: + KѠN RAC Λ O ΔOVKAC, Constantine, bearded, standing facing on footstool, wearing crown with pendilia, saccos and loros, and holding labarum with pellet on shaft and globus cruciger. . Slabbed by NGC as Ch VF. Bent. Graffiti. Est...450,00.
Michael VII Ducas. Histamenon nomisma. 1071-1078 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-2). (SB-1868). Anv.: Bust of Christ Pantokrator facing; in fields, IC - XC. Rev.: MIX AHΛ BACIΛE Crowned bust of Michael facing, wearing loros and holding labarum in his right hand and globus cruciger in his left. . 4,42 g. Minor hariline on reverse. Choice VF/Almost XF. Est...500,00.
NGC - Ch VF 4/5, 4/5
Michael VII Ducas. Histamenon nomisma. 1071-1078 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-2c). (SB-1868). Anv.: Bust of Christ Pantokrator facing; in fields, IC - XC. Rev.: MIX AHΛ RACIΛ OΔ Crowned bust of Michael facing, wearing loros and holding labarum in his right hand and globus cruciger in his left. . 4,30 g. Slabbed by NGC as Ch VF, Strike 4/5, Surface 4/5, clipped. Est...400,00.
NGC - MS 5/5, 4/5
Manuel I Comnenus. Aspron Trachy. 1160-1164 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-4c). (Sear-159). Anv.: Christ Pantokrator standing facing on low daïs; IC-XC and stars across fields. Rev.: Manuel and St. Theodore standing facing, each holding a sword and patriarchal cross set on globus between them, two pellets on shaft of patriarchal cross; MANᏌHΛ to left, O ΘЄΟΔѠΡOC to right. . 4,37 g. Slabbed by NGC as MS, strike 5/5, surface 4/5. Ex Heritage Auctions 232317 (26/04/2023), lot 64239. Est...500,00.
Anonymous. Time of Basil II and Constantine VIII. 40 Nummi. 976-1065 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-Class A2.24a). (Sear-1813/18). Anv.: + ЄMMA NOVHΛ, facing bust of Christ Pantokrator, holding book of Gospels; IC-XC across fields. Rev.: +IҺSЧS XRISTЧS ЬASILЄЧ ЬASILЄ in four lines, floral ornaments above and below; all within dotted circular border.. . 11,45 g. A good sample for this type. Rare in this condition. XF/Almost XF. Est...80,00.
Anonymous. Time of Basil II and Constantine VIII. 40 Nummi. 976-1065 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-Class A2). (Sear-1813). Anv.: + ЄMMA NOVHΛ, facing bust of Christ Pantokrator; IC-XC across fields. Rev.: + IҺSЧS XRISTЧS ЬASILЄЧ ЬASILЄ in four lines, ornaments above and below; all within dotted circular border. . 10,74 g. A good sample for this type. Scarce in this grade. Almost XF. Est...75,00.
Anonymous. Time of Basil II and Constantine VIII. 40 Nummi. 976-1065 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-Class A2). (Sear-1813). Anv.: + ЄMMA NOVHΛ, facing bust of Christ Pantokrator; IC-XC across fields. Rev.: + IҺSЧS XRISTЧS ЬASILЄЧ ЬASILЄ in four lines, ornaments above and below; all within dotted circular border. . 12,09 g. Choice VF. Est...60,00.
Anonymous. Time of Basil II and Constantine VIII. 40 Nummi. 976-1065 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-Class A2.24a). (Sear-1813/18). Anv.: + ЄMMA NOVHΛ, facing bust of Christ Pantokrator, holding book of Gospels; IC-XC across fields. Rev.: +IҺSЧS XRISTЧS ЬASILЄЧ ЬASILЄ in four lines, floral ornaments above and below; all within dotted circular border.. . 13,82 g. Almost VF/VF. Est...40,00.
Anonymous. Time of Nicephorus III. Follis. 1078-1081 AD. Constantinople. (Doc-Class I). (Sear-1889). Anv.: IC-XC, facing bust of Christ Pantokrator. Rev.: Latin cross with central X and globus and two pellets at the end of each extremity; crescents to upper left and right, floral scroll below . . 5,89 g. A good sample for this type. Beautiful green patina. Almost XF. Est...75,00.
El Imperio Bizantino o también llamado Imperio Romano de Oriente empieza en el 395 d.C. tras la división definitiva del Imperio Romano en dos con la muerte de Teodosio I. Sobreviviendo a la amenaza germánica, el Imperio Bizantino perduró casi 1000 años.
Las denominaciones de las monedas bizantinas superan el medio centenar y posee una iconografía muy variada, debido a que fue protagonista en acontecimientos tan importantes como la expansión del islam o la llegada de las cruzadas.
Durante este periodo, se utilizaron prácticamente todos los materiales: aleaciones de oro, plata, bronce, electro. Cabe destacar que las acuñaciones en plata durante el imperio bizantino tuvieron poca importancia (excepto en la última etapa de este periodo) y debido a esto, hay ocasiones en las que estas monedas de plata son más raras que las acuñaciones en oro.
El componente religioso adquirió fuerza durante esta época y estaba muy presente en las monedas. De esta manera se singularizan las monedas bizantinas para acabar constituyéndose la religión como su rasgo más destacado. Imágenes de Cristo, de la cruz, de la Virgen y de los santos, muchas veces estrechamente vinculados con la imagen del emperador. Esta es la época en que todo se centra en la propaganda cristiana y en las monedas quedan reflejados los estrechos lazos existentes entre la autoridad divina y la terrenal.
La acuñación de monedas durante el Imperio Bizantino es muy variada. Gracias a las subastas online de numismática, monedas con historia están al alcance de todo coleccionista amante de las monedas antiguas.
El Imperio Bizantino o también llamado Imperio Romano de Oriente empieza en el 395 d.C. tras la división definitiva del Imperio Romano en dos con la muerte de Teodosio I. Sobreviviendo a la amenaza germánica, el Imperio Bizantino perduró casi 1000 años.
Las denominaciones de las monedas bizantinas superan el medio centenar y posee una iconografía muy variada, debido a que fue protagonista en acontecimientos tan importantes como la expansión del islam o la llegada de las cruzadas.
Durante este periodo, se utilizaron prácticamente todos los materiales: aleaciones de oro, plata, bronce, electro. Cabe destacar que las acuñaciones en plata durante el imperio bizantino tuvieron poca importancia (excepto en la última etapa de este periodo) y debido a esto, hay ocasiones en las que estas monedas de plata son más raras que las acuñaciones en oro.
El componente religioso adquirió fuerza durante esta época y estaba muy presente en las monedas. De esta manera se singularizan las monedas bizantinas para acabar constituyéndose la religión como su rasgo más destacado. Imágenes de Cristo, de la cruz, de la Virgen y de los santos, muchas veces estrechamente vinculados con la imagen del emperador. Esta es la época en que todo se centra en la propaganda cristiana y en las monedas quedan reflejados los estrechos lazos existentes entre la autoridad divina y la terrenal.
La acuñación de monedas durante el Imperio Bizantino es muy variada. Gracias a las subastas online de numismática, monedas con historia están al alcance de todo coleccionista amante de las monedas antiguas.
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