Item Specifics:
Description:
Up for auction is a fascinating piece of early medieval history: a Bronze Follis (40 Nummi) struck during the joint reign of Byzantine Emperor Justin II and his powerful Empress, Sophia. This coin is securely dated to 568–569 AD, representing Year 4 of their reign.
Physical Condition Note:
This piece weighs 9.26 grams with a flan measuring between 26.5mm and 27.7mm. It displays an attractive, natural aged patina with clear, readable central details. Please closely examine the provided high-resolution photographs to grade the condition, surfaces, and visible mint/officina marks for yourself.
📊 Estimated Value Breakdown (Google AI search)
Because ancient bronze coins circulated heavily, their values vary dramatically based on standard numismatic grading scales:
Shipping 
  • Shipped securely in a protective flip with tracking.
  • Combined shipping available for multiple purchases.
I will be moving to Greece in a few years; I cannot take my ancient coin collection with me. So, I will be selling many ancient coins over the next few years. I have been a huge collector since the early 90s.

I am no numismatic, I am a collector, I do not grade anything. "What you see is what you are bidding on". Everything is true and authentic to the best of my knowledge. If you are not happy, money back guarantee and free shipping as long as all items return in same condition shipped.

All coins shipped in vinyl (PVC free) 2x2 protective holders or 2x2 cardboard flip. I will add new items every Thursday. 
Wishing you all the very best, John

Thank you for viewing, and happy bidding!