Billon (base silver) Denier, mint of Valence, 11th century
Billon (base silver) denier, mint of Valence, 11th century Obverse: + S ΛPOLLINΛRS, cross pommée, large annulet 4th quarter. Reverse.+VRBS VΛLENTIΛI, Angel. The deniers of the mint of Valence along with those issued from the mints of Charters, Le Mans, Melgueil, Le Puy, Lucca and Melle are mentioned by the chronicler Raymond of Aguilers who accompanied the count of Toulouse Raymond of Saint-Gilles as the preferred coins used in the Latin East by members of the First crusade.
Anonymous Follis, class C, mint of Constantinople, under Michael IV The Paphlagonian, 1034-1041 AD
Anonymous Follis, class C, mint of Constantinople, under Michael IV The Paphlagonian, 1034-1041 AD Obverse: Three quarter standing figure of Christ Antiphonetes, right hand raised in benediction, Book of Gospels in left. Reverse: Bejeweled cross, IC - XC / NI -KA in limbs
Anonymous copper obol, Principality of Antioch, 1120-1140
Anonymous copper obol, Principality of Antioch, 1120-1140 Reverse: AN/TIOC/HIA
Anonymous copper obol, Principality of Antioch, 1120-1140 Obverse: Towers and gate, part of a medieval fortification.
Follis of Tancred I, Principality of Antioch, 1104-1112
Follis of Tancred I, Principality of Antioch, 1104-1112 Reverse: + KEBOI/OH TOΔV/ΛOCOVT/ANKPI (Lord, aid Thy Servant, Tancred)
Follis of Tancred I, Principality of Antioch, 1104-1112 Obverse: ΠΕ-TPOC (in Greek) Bust of St Peter holding cross
Follis of Roger of Salerno, Principality of Antioch, 1112-1119
Follis of Roger of Salerno, Principality of Antioch, 1112-1119 Reverse: DNE-SAL-FT-RO
Follis of Roger of Salerno, Principality of Antioch, 1112-1119 Obverse: Christ standing, three quarters; IC-XC
Copper follis of Bohemond II, Principality of Antioch, 1126-1130
Copper follis of Bohemond II, Principality of Antioch, 1126-1130 Reverse: Cross; BA-IM/VN-OC
Copper follis of Bohemond II, Principality of Antioch, 1126-1130 Obverse: Bust of St Peter; OAΠ- TPOC