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Constans miliaresion715 viewsObv: DN CONST C CON. Facing busts of constans and Constantine. Rev: Cross on globe above 3 steps. 641-668 AD. silver .900. Sold as reproduction. Picture courtesy of Pavel at Aquanova.
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Constans Solidus510 viewsAppears to be pressed not struck.rick fox
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Constans/Justinian ? Fantasy466 viewsUnusual fake combination coin
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CONSTANTIN IX MONOMACHOS (1042 – 1055)253 viewsAR Miliarension
Obv. The Virgin in Orans frontal, in field MP-QV.
Rev. Emperor stg., frontal, holding sceptre and Parazonium.
Cast.
Ilya Prokopov
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CONSTANTIN IX MONOMACHOS (1042 – 1055)231 viewsObv. The Virgin in Orans frontal, in field
Rev. Emperor stg. Frontal, holding sceptre and Parazonium.
Cast, fake patina.
Ilya Prokopov
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CONSTANTIN IX MONOMACHOS (1042 – 1055)221 viewsAR Miliarension
Obv. The Virgin in Orans frontal, in field MP-WV.
Rev. Emperor stg. Frontal, holding sceptre and Parazonium.
Cast.
Ilya Prokopov
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CONSTANTIN IX MONOMACHOS (1042 – 1055)207 viewsAR Miliarension
Obv. + ΔΕΣΠΟΙ−ΝΑ ΣΩZΟΙΣ, The Virgin in Orans frontal, in field MP - ΘΥ.
Rev. ΕΥΣΕΒΗ ΜΟΝΟΜΑΧΟΝ, Emperor stg. Frontal, holding sceptre and Parazonium.
Cast, "Blagoevgrad Studio"
Ilya Prokopov
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CONSTANTIN IX MONOMACHOS (1042 – 1055)215 viewsAR Miliarension
Obv. + ΔΕΣΠΟΙ−ΝΑ ΣΩZΟΙΣ, The Virgin in Orans frontal, in field MP - ΘΥ.
Rev. ΕΥΣΕΒΗ ΜΟΝΟΜΑΧΟΝ, Emperor stg. Frontal, holding sceptre and Parazonium.
Cast.
Ilya Prokopov
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Constantine IV78 viewsFake SBCV 1173 of Constantine IV
Modern imitation
16,26 g 35 mm Eric
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Constantine IV86 viewsFake SBCV 1173 of Constantine IV
Modern imitation
15.27 g 35 mmEric
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Constantine IV miliaresion687 viewsObv: DN CONST C CONST. Facing busts of Constans and Constantine. Rev: Cross on globe above 3 steps. Silver .900. Sold as reproduction. Picture courtesy of Pavel at Aquanova
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Constantine IV Solidus66 viewsOffered by a Vcoins vendor in December 2015 as a genuine coin from an "unknown mint" 3.53g
Obryzum
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Constantine IX288 viewsThis gold histamenon nomisma was offered as “Mint state Constantine IX unpublished type, like Michael IV Sear 1824” in Poland by reputable auction house (November 2009). Withdrawn after information from auction. Weight: 4,3 g.
It isn’t in fact exactly like SB1824. We don’t have manus Dei. Coin looks strange and have wrong style. For example globus look rather like a ring and is to the two-dimensional. Crown is flat and “linear”. “The face also looks too dimensional - the genuine coins show the face in higher relief. The lettering is too rounded - looks like it came out of a tiny tube of gold toothpaste. The position of the hand holding the labarum is too high. The hand should be closed around the shaft, not with fingers pointing.” (Obryzum)
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Constantine IX405 viewsThis gold histamenon nomisma was offered as “Mint state Constantine IX unpublished type, like Michael IV Sear 1824” in Poland by reputable auction house (November 2009). Withdrawn after information from auction. Weight: 4,3 g.
It isn’t in fact exactly like SB1824. We don’t have manus Dei. Coin looks strange and have wrong style. For example globus look rather like a ring and is to the two-dimensional. Crown is flat and “linear”. “The face also looks too dimensional - the genuine coins show the face in higher relief. The lettering is too rounded - looks like it came out of a tiny tube of gold toothpaste. The position of the hand holding the labarum is too high. The hand should be closed around the shaft, not with fingers pointing.” (Obryzum)
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Constantine IX Histamenon138 viewsInasta Auction No. 43 of 22/2/2012 Type auction: Match The online auction ends on 22/2/2012
Lot No.: 8386 Category: FALSE (studio, modern, etc..) Storage: BB +
False (studio, modern, etc..) - Constantine IX (1042-1055) - Histamenon - (AU g. 4.3)SRukke
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Constantine IX histamenon86 viewsOffered on eBay in June 2014Obryzum
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Constantine V with Pope Zacharias, Ar Siliqua192 viewsObv:- Facing bust with a single lock of hair on each side, wearing flat crown with a double layer of jewels, five above and three below, the cross above the central jewel, wearing chlamys, cross in left field. Thirteen pellets on the four pendants of the fibula. Pellet and bar border
Rev:- Rome monogram with Z in upper left field. Pellet and bar border
7 mm. 0.25g
Actual size.
Copies of a recently discovered series of "Byzantine Papal" coins.
Published in the IAPN BOC Vol 19, No. 1 in 1994
Image used with permission of IAPNmaridvnvm
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Constantine V with Pope Zacharias, Ar Siliqua167 viewsObv:- Facing bust with a single lock of hair on each side, wearing flat crown with a double layer of jewels, five above and three below, the cross above the central jewel, wearing chlamys, cross in left field. Thirteen pellets on the four pendants of the fibula. Pellet and bar border
Rev:- Rome monogram with Z in upper left field. Pellet and bar border
7 mm. 0.25g
Image enlarged 5:1.
Copies of a recently discovered series of "Byzantine Papal" coins.
Published in the IAPN BOC Vol 19, No. 1 in 1994
Image used with permission of IAPNmaridvnvm
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Constantine VI and Irene71 viewsConstantine VI and Irene, modern fake solidus of SB 1591.
Obv: Facing busts of Constantine VI, beardless, on left, and
Irene on right, both crowned and with cross between their
heads; Constantine wears chlamys and holds globus cruciger
in right hand; his mother wears loros and holds cruciform
sceptre in left hand; dot in centre.
Rev: Leo III, Constantine V, and Leo IV seated facing,
each wearing crown and chlamys.
Modern fake of DOC III 2; SB 1591.
- the crown is incorrect, Irene's hair should be in clear waves falling down on each side, not looking like pendilla, the fold-lines of her drapery are too crude, the arm holding with the cross on globe is only partially engraved
- on the reverse the crosses are too low, the drapery crude and simple, the hair of each figure is shown as pendilla or simple single lines and not proper hair.
Compare with these two on wildwinds: (SB 1591)
www.wildwinds.com/coins/byz/constantine_VI-irene/sb1591.jpg
and (clearer:)
www.wildwinds.com/coins/byz/constantine_VI-irene/sb1591_2.jpg
Offered as genuine to a UK dealer in December 2014.helvetica
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Constantine VII & Romanus I & Christopher. 913-959 AD.313 viewsAV Solidus, 4.40 gm., 921-931 AD.
Obv. +IhS XPS REX REGNANTIUM* Christ seated on lyre-backed throne
Rev. ROMAn ET XPISTOFO' AUGG b', facing busts of Romanus I and Christopher.
Cast.Ilya Prokopov
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Constantine VII and Romanus59 viewsAppears to be a cast copy of a solidus. 2.71g 19mm. Sold as "Authentic! Rare!" "Basilikon Hexagram" by an eBay seller in Romania in Feb 2015Obryzum
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Constantine VII and Romanus II, c. 945-959674 viewsAV solidus
Modern cast forgery with 'shoe polish' patina
+Ihs XPS REX REGNANTI4m (followed by cross). Bust of Christ facing, wearing nimbus cr. (with three pellets in each limb of cross), pallium and colobium, and raising r. hand in benediction; in l. hand , book of Gospels / CONSTANT' CE ROMAN' AVGG b R. Facing bust ofConstantine VII (on l.), with short beard, Romanus II (on r.) beardless, both crowned, and holding between them long patriarchal cross; Constantine wears loros, whilst his son is clad in chlamys
Sear 1751
-LW
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Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus with Romanus I, Miliaresion13 viewsObv:- IҺSЧS XRISTЧS ҺICA, Cross crosslet set upon three steps, with saltire cross at center; pellet below.
Rev:- Legend in five lines, + COҺST' T' / ΠORFVROG' / CЄ ROMAҺO / ЄҺ X'ω ЄVSЄЬ' / Ь' RωMЄOҺ.
Minted in Constantinople
Sear 1757.
Modern castmaridvnvm
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CONSTANTINE VII with ROMANUS II. 945-959 AD. 457 viewsAV Solidus, Constantinople mint.
Obv. Facing bust of Christ
Rev. Constantine VII and Romanus II, holding patriarchal cross between them.
Struck, unknown studio.
Ilya Prokopov
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