Ancient & World Coins

Byzantine Empire. John VIII, 1425-1448. Silver Stavraton (6.53g), Constantinople. Another, all as previous. DOC 1665-1714; PCPC 348; LPC p. 172, 1; Se

Byzantine Empire. John VIII, 1425-1448. Silver Stavraton (6.38g), Constantinople. Bust of Christ facing, wearing nimbus cr. and holding book of Gospel

Byzantine Empire. John VIII, 1425-1448. Silver half Stavraton (3.36g), Constantinople. Bust of Christ facing, wearing nimbus cr. and holding book of G

Byzantine Empire. John VIII, 1425-1448. Silver Half Stavraton (3.36g), Constantinople. Another, all as previous. DOC 1751-86; PCPC 349; LPC p. 172, 2;

Empire of Trebizond. George, 1266-1280. bronze trachy (3.3g). Nimbate half-length figure of St. George facing, in military attire. Rev. Facing stg. fi

Empire of Trebizond. Theodora, c. 1285. silver asper (2.79g). St. Eugenius stg. facing, holding long cross. Rev. Theodora stg. facing, holding gl. cr.

Empire of Trebizond. John II and Alexius II, 1297. silver asper (2.29g). St. Eugenius stg. facing, holding long cross. Rev. John II, on l., and Alexiu

Byzantine Empire. Alesius III, 1349-1390. Silver Asper (2.14g). Another, all as previous. BMC pp. 294-5, 6-9; Retowski 1 ff.; Sear-Bendall 2628. Nearl

Group of Three Coins:,Two debased gold hyperpyrons of the general type Virgin within the walls of Constantinople/Christ crowning co-emperors (Fine-VF,

Lot of 20 bronze coins of Anastasius I. Constantinople, small module coinage: folles (2, S. 14, 17), 20 nummi (S. 24), 10 nummi (S. 26); large module