Help ID a Large Byzantine Ancient.

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  1. GinoLR

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    GinoLR, Dec 21, 2023
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  3. Jersey magic man

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    You are correct sir. Here is the same coin in both pictures. 1st Unknpwn.jpg
     
    Jersey magic man, Dec 21, 2023
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  4. nerosmyfavorite68

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    I'd now guess Heraclius and the Nikomedia mint.
     
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  5. Jersey magic man

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    Thank you for straightening me out.
     
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  6. robinjojo

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    Some of the nicest reform folles belong to the first two or three years of issue. Antioch in particular seems to have more carefully prepared dies during this period.

    Justinian I, follis, Antioch, year 13 (539-40 AD). Purchased from Harlan J Berk.
    Sear 218
    22.7 grams

    D-Camera Justinian I follis, Antioch gradient, ex Berk, yr 13 539-40 AD, 22.7 g , 12-14-20.jpg
     
    robinjojo, Dec 21, 2023
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