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1 Solidus Byzantine Empire (330-1453) Gold Maurice Tiberius (539-602)

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 1  Solidus
Metal:
Gold
Issue year(s):
582-602

Person:
Maurice Tiberius (539-602)   

Maurice Tiberius, AV Solidus, 582-602, Constantinople, Officina 9

d N mAVRI-Tib P P AVG

Pearl-diademed, helmeted with plume, draped, cuirassed bust facing, globus
cruciger in right hand

VICTORI_A AVGG Q

Angel standing facing, long staff surmounted by christogram in right hand, globus cruciger in left

CONOB in exergue

22mm x 23mm, 4.38g
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