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1. RARE Byzantine Nicaea JOHN III VATATZES Tetarteron (Sear 2116) St. George #T469

   Empire of Nicaea(1204-1261). Æ Tetarteron. Magnesia mint.

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2. Ancient Byzantine Coin 527-565 AD Justinian I Follis Genuine Nice NGC Certified

   This is a rare and genuine NGC certified ancient Byzantine Empire coin, dating back to 527-565 AD. The coin is a Follis under the rule of Justinian I. The coin is in a certified holder from NGC. (See photos).

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3. Byzantine Follis coin - 3/4 Follis - Heraclius - Constantinople (Sear 812) @X808

   AE 3/4 follis (30 nummi). Want to learn more about Heraclius' coins?. Check out our video on YouTube Reference: Sear 812.

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4. Byzantine AE Follis • Large Greek Script • Irregular Flan c.6th–7th C ⚔️ 🪙

   Each strike was hand-set, each flan hand-cut — which is why no two look exactly alike. This bold-letter follis is a miniature relic of that world: irregular, practical, and unmistakably human. Byzantine Empire — AE Follis, c. 6th–7th Century (Raw, Unattributed Type).

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5. ANCIENT HAMMERED COIN Byzantine

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6. Byzantine Empire Justin II (565-578) AE pentanummium, Nicomedia mint - SB 371

   Reference: SB 371. Monogram of Justin II. composition: AE.

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7. RARE Empire of Nicaea Tetarteron (Sear 2151) #T470

   Empire of Nicaea. AE Tetarteron. Uncertain mint. Reference: Sear 2151.

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8. Anastasius I (512-517 AD) AE Follis; Constantinople mint; Large M, SB 19 ~16.7g

   Anastasius I, Byzantine Emperor from 491 to 518 CE, was a skilled administrator whose reign brought significant reforms and stability to the empire. Born around 431 CE in Dyrrhachium, he rose to power after marrying Empress Ariadne, the widow of Emperor Zeno.

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