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Silver pendant with Byzantine coin of Anastasius I

512 - 517 AD, Constantinople mint

Silver pendant with Byzantine coin of Anastasius I
Silver pendant with Byzantine coin of Anastasius I
Silver pendant with Byzantine coin of Anastasius I
Silver pendant with Byzantine coin of Anastasius I
Silver pendant with Byzantine coin of Anastasius I
Silver pendant with Byzantine coin of Anastasius I
Silver pendant with Byzantine coin of Anastasius I
Silver pendant with Byzantine coin of Anastasius I
Silver pendant with Byzantine coin of Anastasius I
€ 250.00 VAT margin scheme
Article code:  22-1112
Silver pendant enclosing an authentic Roman coin. The sterling silver frame (marked 925) is custom-made to the coin and if desired can be removed without damaging the coin.

Coin: Anastasius I Dicorus (491-518 AD), Æ Follis, Constantiople mint, struck 512-517 AD

Obverse: Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right.
Legend: DN ANASTASIVS PP AVG.
Reverse: Large M, star to left, cross above, star to right, Delta below.
Mintmark: CON

Diameter: ± 38,5 mm
Weight: ± 22,41 g
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Anastasius I Dicorus, Eastern Roman Emperor from 491-518 AD. He is often cited for his prudent management of the finances of the Empire and introduced more efficient administrative practices.He introduced a new monetary system with three denominations of gold coins (solidus, half and third solidus), five copper coins (follis of 40 nummi with fractions down to a nummus).

The letter M appears on coins of Anastasius, Justinus I, Justinus II and other Emperors of the East and was introduced by Anastasius I in his new monetary system. To make sure there was no doubt of the value of the coin a huge Greek numeral M (=40) was spelled to indicate the value of 40 nummi.

Features and Specifications

Period Byzantine
Category Ancient Jewellery, Coins
Material AE (copper/bronze), Bronze, Silver
Country Byzantine Empire
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