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539-540 AD (RY 13) Byzantine Justinian I AE Nummus Carthage Mint 0.70g Coin

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Item traits

Category:

Byzantine (300-1400 AD)

Quantity Available:

Only one in stock, order soon

Condition:

Unspecified by seller, may be new.

Country/Region of Manufacture:

Tunisia

Certification:

Uncertified

Grade:

Ungraded

Provenance:

Ownership History Not Available

Cleaned/Uncleaned:

Cleaned

KM Number:

DOC I 302; SB 278

Denomination:

AE Nummus

Era:

Ancient

Historical Period:

Byzantine (300-1400 AD)

Year:

539-540

Composition:

Bronze

Fineness:

N/A

Modified Item:

No

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More than a week ago

Item number:

1578836122

Item description

Justinian I. (527-565 AD). Dated RY 13 (539-540 AD). ร† Nummus, Carthage mint. (0.70g; 9.0mm). O./ IVSTI, diademed and draped bust right. R./ VOT XIII within wreath. Similar coin sold CNG e auction 405 (9 June 2017) Lot 574 for $190USD. DOC I 302; SB 278. $150 It is extremely rare to encounter any readable legend on these Carthage nummi. It appears that by this point the Byzantines had forgotten the original meaning of the vota, and simply used it as a regnal year designator. Regnal years 13, 14, and 16 are known