This is my newest one. It’s worn but the price was low enough so I bought it. I’m not sure about the description.
Nice pick-up. Here's a similar example of mine: Anonymous Æ 40 Nummi (28 mm, 10.47 g, 6 h). Time of Basil II (976-1025 AD) and Constantine VIII (1025-1028 AD). Constantinople (Modern Instanbul, Turkey) mint. Circa 976-1028 AD. + ЄMMA (to left) NOVHΛ (to right) (Latinized Hebrew; Emmanuel- “God with us”), facing bust of Christ Pantokrator, wearing nimbus cruciger with five pellets in each limb of cross, pallium, and colobium, holding with both hands book of gospels ornamented with two pellets within a jeweled border, barred IC-XC (Greek abbreviation: Iisoús Xristós - Jesus Christ) across fields, dotted border. / +IҺSЧS XRISTЧ ЬASILЄ[Ч] ЬASILЄ (Greek: Jesus Christ King of Kings) in four lines, ornaments above and below, dotted border. DOC Class A2; Sear 1818 (Class A3). Extremely Fine. Well-centered and struck with light gray/turquoise patina.
Sharpest one I’ve seen! Admittedly, Byzantine is a bit outside my parameters and experience. But I’d definitely be tempted to buy that one, hypothetically speaking.
Yours is a nice example. That example is unusually excellent. This page on anonymous folles will confirm your description: http://augustuscoins.com/ed/ByzAnon/ and give you a list of other anonymous types to seek. This page has a table of ornaments on the Class A2 type: http://augustuscoins.com/ed/ByzAnon/ClassA.html and has a link to an even-more-detailed list at the Forum website.
