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#L829# Rare Byzantine Trachy coin of Andronicus II from 1282-1291 AD
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#L829# Rare Byzantine Trachy coin of Andronicus II from 1282-1291 ADWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Byzantine Trachy coin of Andronicus II Palaeologus from 1282 1291 AD ID# 829L Diameter: 21mm MINT: Thessalonica OBVERSE; NONE Cross of 4 petals. REVERSE; ANDPONIKOC Andronicus, standing, holding stars in each hand, stars in fields. Reference: Sear 2391
ID# 565L (UK)
ID#i538 (UK)
PATRONA * * VNGARIE
VENVS VICTRIX
This coin features the bust of Christ on the obverse holding the book of Gospels and a cross resting on three steps on the reverse
ID# 577j (UK)
ID# 782g (UK)
In 293[citation needed]
minted between 325-300 BC
Roman Silver Denarius coin of Faustina II from 176-180 AD
- Cow grazing right
-Tyche sanding left holding rudder and cornucopia
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