Anonymous Commemorative Coin, Constantinople
Anonymous Commemorative Coin, Constantinople, 330-333, bronze, 2.91 g, Harvard Art Museums
Siliqua of Theodosius II, Constantinople
Siliqua of Theodosius II, Constantinople, 420-429 CE, silver, 1.81 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obverse Inscription: D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG Reverse Inscription: VOT XX MVLT XXX
Miliaresion of Leo III​, 8th century, silver, 1.22 g, Harvard Art Museums
Miliaresion of Basil II, Constantinople, 989, silver, 2.84 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obverse Inscription: ThetaCEB,Theta,TOIS bASIL,S (A with vertical middle bar instead of horizontal). In field to l., MP (two letters sharing their adjoining vertical stroke, and overlined), to r., ThetaV (overlined). Reverse Inscription: +MERThetaY (ME and ThetaY overlined) | DEDOOmegaASM | OEIS•SEEL | PiIZWnOY | CAPiOT,X, (A with vertical middle bar instead of horizontal).
Coin of Leo III, 720-725 CE, gold, 4.42 g
Obv.: Bust facing, bearded, wearing chlamys and crown with cross on circlet, holding in r. hand gl. cr., in l., akakia. Rev.: Bust of Constantine facing, beardless, wearing chlamys and crown with cross on circlet, holding in r. hand gl. cr., in l., akakia.
Solidus of Constantine V and Leo IV, 757-775 CE, gold, 4.46 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obverse Inscription: CONSTAnTInOSSLEOnOnEO' Reverse Inscription: (pellet at beginning) 6 LE ON PAMYL
Coin of Constantine VII, 945-949 CE, gold, 4.41 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obverse Inscription: +IhSXPSREXREGNANTIYM Reverse Inscription: COnSTAnT'CEROMAn'AVGGbR
Solidus of Justinian II, Second Reign, 705 CE, gold, 4.45 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obverse Inscription: deltaNIhSChSREX REGNANTIYM Reverse Inscription: D(backwards)NIYS TINIA NYSMYLTYSAN'
Solidus of Justinian II, First Reign, 692-695 CE, gold, 4.41 g, Harvard Art Museums
Obverse: Bust of Christ, facing, with long hair and full beard, wearing pallium over colobium. R. hand raised before him in benediction; in l., book of the gospels. Behind head, cross. Reverse: Emperor standing, bearded, wearing loros and crown with cross. In r. hand, cross potent on base and two steps; in l., akakia.
Solidus of Anastasius I, Constantinople, reverse