BYZANTINE Phocas AD 602-610 Gold Solidus Constantinople

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BYZANTINE Phocas AD 602-610 Gold Solidus Constantinople

Name: BYZANTINE Phocas AD 602-610 Gold Solidus Constantinople
SKU: QR985
Price: 975.00 GBP
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BYZANTINE Phocas AD 602-610 Gold Solidus

Draped and cuirassed facing bust wearing crown with pendilia surmounted by cross/ Angel standing holding staff in right hand surmounted by staurogram, globus crucifer in left

Constantinople mint.

21mm, 4.47g

with a previous dealers printed label.

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