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BZ18732. Billon aspron trachy nomisma, Metcalf Latin Imitative pl. 9, 39 (obv) / 40 (rev); SBCV 2054; CLBC I 11.22.3; DOC IV -; Hendy -; Sommer -, VF, scyphate, nice green patina, weight 1.337 g, maximum diameter 19.8 mm, die axis 180o, Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey) mint, c. 1235 - 1245; obverse X - C / N - I, Cross potent on steps; reverse emperor standing facing, lance in right, globus cruciger in left; rare; SOLD
BZ19344. Billon aspron trachy nomisma, Metcalf Latin Imitative pl. 9, 39 - 40; SBCV 2054; CLBC I 11.22.3; DOC IV -; Hendy -; Sommer -, VF, scyphate, weight 1.176 g, maximum diameter 16.9 mm, die axis 180o, Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey) mint, c. 1235 - 1245; obverse X - C / N - I, Cross potent on steps; reverse emperor standing facing, lance in right, globus cruciger in left; rare; SOLD
BZ36613. Billon aspron trachy nomisma, SBCV 2057; Malloy CCS 37; Hendy Thessalonica Type C small module, pl. 29, 16 - 18; Sommer 68.32, VF, scyphate, weight 0.918 g, maximum diameter 19.7 mm, die axis 180o, Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece) mint, c. 1215 - 1225; obverse Christ, nimbate, seated on throne with back, right raised, Gospels in left, cross right, IC - XC flanking Christ's head; reverse HΛΓIΛEΛENE ΘKOTΛNT (none visible), St. Helena (on left) and St. Constantine (on right) standing facing holding patriarchal cross on step between them, she holds jeweled scepter, he holds cruciform scepter; SOLD
After the Fourth Crusade in 1204, the crusader army sacked Constantinople. For 57 years Constantinople was ruled by Latin princes, until the city was recovered by the Byzantine Greeks in 1261. The Latins failed to take the entire empire and were resisted by the Byzantine Greek successor states, the Empire of Nicaea, the Empire of Trebizond and the Despotate of Epirus. Out of these three, the Nicaeans succeeded in displacing the Latin emperors in 1261 and restored the Byzantine Empire.BZ98881. Billon aspron trachy nomisma, Lianta 73; DOC IV-2 18; SBCV 2038; CLBC I 11.17.1; Hendy type R, pl. 27, 6-7; Sommer 68.16, VF, scyphate, brown patina, overstruck on a clipped flan, off center, weight 3.232 g, maximum diameter 25.4 mm, die axis 180o, Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey) mint, c. 1204 - 1261; obverse Christ seated facing on backless throne, bearded, nimbate, wearing tunic and kolobion, right hand raised in benediction, Gospels in left hand, IC - XC (Greek abbreviation: IΗΣOúΣ XPIΣTOΣ - Jesus Christ) flanking above shoulders; reverse facing full length figure of the Virgin Orans, nimbate and wearing pallium and maphorium, MP - ΘV (Greek abbreviation: MΗTΗP ΘΕOY - Mother of God) flanking nimbus; first specimen of this type handled by FORVM; SOLD
BZ36569. Billon aspron trachy nomisma, Lianta 107; SBCV 2055; DOC IV, pt. 2, 24; Hendy, type A, pl. 28, 1 - 4; Sommer 68.30; CLBC I 11.23.1; Grierson 1262, gVF, scyphate, double struck, weight 2.716 g, maximum diameter 26.6 mm, die axis 180o, Thessalonica (Salonika, Greece) mint, c. 1210 - 1220; obverse IC - XC (Greek abbreviation: Jesus Christ), Christ seated facing on throne, nimbate, wearing tunic and kolobion, Gospels in left, stars above arms of throne; reverse half-length figure of the emperor, wearing stemma, divitsion, collar-piece, paneled loros and crown with pendilia, scepter cruciger in right, globus cruciger in left; SOLD
For 57 years after the crusader armies sacked the city, Constantinople was ruled by Latin princes.BZ79711. Billon aspron trachy nomisma, SBCV 2048; DOC IV, pt. 2, 34; Hendy, type E, pl 29, 13 - 15; Sommer 68.25; CLBC I 11.24.3, gVF, scyphate, excellent bust of Jesus for the type, weight 1.667 g, maximum diameter 21.7 mm, die axis 180o, Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey) mint, c. 1210 - 1220; obverse facing bust of Christ Emmanuel, bearded and nimbate, in tunic and kolobion, scroll in left; reverse emperor standing facing, wearing stemma, divitsion, and chlamys, labarum-headed scepter in right, globus cruciger in left; ex Forum (2008); SOLD
For 57 years after the crusader armies sacked the city, Constantinople was ruled by Latin princes. This interesting Latin imitation copies a rare type struck by the Byzantines of Nikaea.BZ19643. Billon aspron trachy nomisma, SBCV 2050; DOC IV, pt. 2, 36b; Hendy, type G, pl. 29, 19 - 20; Sommer 68.27; Wolkow 369 ff., VF, scyphate, weight 1.721 g, maximum diameter 20.8 mm, die axis 180o, Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey) mint, obverse nimbate Virgin enthroned facing, holding nimbate bust of Christ in her crossed arms, MP - ΘV (Greek abbreviation: Μητηρ Θεου; - Mother of God) across field; reverse Emperor Theodore, holding labarum, and St. Theodore, holding spear, together holding long scepter topped with a Patriarchal Cross; scarce with this quality of strike and preservation; SOLD
BZ36603. Billon aspron trachy nomisma, DOC IV-1 4; SBCV 2024 (clipped to small module); Hendy, type D, pl. 25, 14 - 15; CLBC I 11.4.1; Sommer 68.6, VF, scyphate, weight 1.404 g, maximum diameter 20.8 mm, die axis 180o, c. 1220 - 1230; obverse nimbate bust of Christ facing, scroll in left, IC - XC flanking nimubus; reverse MANOVHΛ ΔECΠOTHC, emperor standing facing, wearing stemma, divitision, loros and sagion, long cruciform scepter in right, globus cruciger in left; SOLD
For 57 years after the crusader armies sacked the city, Constantinople was ruled by Latin princes.BZ19639. Billon aspron trachy nomisma, SBCV 2044; DOC IV, pt. 2, 30; CLBC I 11.1.3, Lianta 12; Sommer 68.21; Hendy type A (small module), pl. 29, 1, VF, scyphate, weight 1.998 g, maximum diameter 26.3 mm, die axis 180o, Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey) mint, c. 1215 - 1240; obverse the Virgin facing, nimbate, holds nimbate head of Christ on breast, MP - ΘV (Greek abbreviation: Μητηρ Θεου; - Mother of God) across field; reverse emperor standing facing, labarum in right, akakia in left; SOLD
For 57 years after the crusader armies sacked the city, Constantinople was ruled by Latin princes. This coin is from the Balkan Hoard published in Un Trésor Balkanique de Monnaies Byzantines Et Latines Du XIIIème Siècle by Céderic Wolkow. The face of the emperor on the reverse of this coin is enlarged on page 90.BZ84804. Billon aspron trachy nomisma, Wolkow type A, 1.2, 62 (this coin); SBCV 2044; CLBC I 11.1.3, Lianta 12; Sommer 68.21; DOC IV pl. LII, 30; Hendy type A (small module), pl. 29, 1, VF, scyphate, green patina, highlighting earthen deposits, obverse not fully struck, tiny flan crack, light cleaning scratches, weight 0.720 g, maximum diameter 20.4 mm, die axis 180o, Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey) mint, c. 1215 - 1240; obverse MP - ΘY, the Virgin seated facing, nimbate, holds the nimbate head of infant Christ on her breast with both hands, wearing tunic and maphorion; reverse emperor standing facing, long scepter or labarum in right hand, akakia in left hand, wearing stemma, divitision, collar-piece, and chlamys; SOLD
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EMPERORS OF THE LATIN EMPIRE OF CONSTANTINOPLE
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