This Arab-Byzantine coin from the Islamic Umayyed Caliphate, dating back to 640-690 AD, showcases an imitative Byzantine design possibly resembling Constans II.
Minted in Emisa, this AE Follis (fals) boasts a deep, dark chocolate hue, adding to its historical allure. Measuring 22.5 mm in diameter and weighing 3.9 grams, this coin is graded as Very Fine, making it a noteworthy addition for col…

This Heraclea Maximian Silvered Follis, minted in 297-298 AD, showcases intricate details that are characteristic of Imperial Roman coins.
The obverse features a laureate head of Maximian facing right, while the reverse depicts Genius standing left, holding a cornucopiae and pouring a libation from a patera.
The coin, with the mint mark HTE in exergue, is a testament to the artistry and c…

In the realm of Imperial Roman coins, the Carthage Fruits AE Follis stands as a testament to the grandeur of the ancient Roman civilization.
Featuring the laureate head of Maximian on its obverse, this coin encapsulates the power and pride of a mighty empire that once dominated vast territories and formidable adversaries.
The intricate details of this coin serve as a window into a bygone …

This Byzantine coin from the era of Justinian I, dating back to AD 527-565, features an AE Follis-40 Nummi denomination.
The obverse displays Cyzicus Year 12, while the reverse showcases a cross over a large M. Graded by NGC Ancients as Ch XF 5 2, this coin holds historical significance and is a testament to the artistry of the Byzantine Empire.
Please note that typical imperfections may …

This historical Islamic Emisa Follis coin is a fascinating piece from the Arab-Byzantine, Islamic Umayyed Caliphate era, specifically dating back to 640-690 AD.
It is an imitative Byzantine coin, possibly associated with Constans II. Minted in Emisa, this AE Follis (fals) showcases a deep toned dark chocolate color, adding to its allure.
With a weight of 3.9 grams and a diameter of 22.5 m…

This bronze follis from the London Mint dates to 307 AD, during the second reign of Emperor Maximianus, spanning the years 306 to 308 AD.
The coin exhibits a dark chocolate patina, suggesting period age and preservation. Its design and strike reflect the numismatic characteristics typical of that era and minting location.
Grading is an interpretative process, emphasizing the coin's histor…

This Roman Empire Maximianus Lugdunum Follis, dating back to AD 301-303, showcases the historical significance of ancient coinage.
Graded as Extremely Fine 45 by ANACS, this coin bears signs of corrosion, adding to its authenticity and character. Minted in Lugdunum, this artifact offers a tangible connection to the reign of Emperor Maximianus from AD 286-305. Ideal for collectors interested i…