JUSTINIAN I GOLD SOLIDUS_Constantinople Mint_ANGEL HOLDING LONG CROSS




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14P21 FRASCATIUS ANCIENTSA BEAUTIFUL ROMAN GOLD SOLIDUS OF EMPEROR JUSTINIAN I FROM 527 - 565 AD . The thirty-eight years of Justinian's reign are considered the most brilliant period of the later empire. THE SIZE IS 20.9 MM AND 3.81 GRAMS. Sear 137OBVERSE – D N JVSTINIANVS PP AVG Helemeted and Cuirassed bust, three quarter face to right, holding spear and shieldREVERSE – VICTORIA AVGGG, Angel standing facing, holding long cross and glo...beFlavius Anicius Julianus Justinianus was born about 483 at Tauresium (Taor) in Illyricum. . He was the nephew of Justin I (518-27), being the son of Justin's sister Vigilantia and a certain Sabatius. Already during his uncle's reign he became the chief power in the state. Justin was an old man, weak in body and mind; he gradually handed over all power to his nephew. In 521 Justinian was proclaimed consul, then general-in-chief, and in April, 527, Augustus; in August of the same year Justin died, and Justinian was left sole ruler. The thirty-eight years of Justinian's reign are the most brilliant period of the later empire. Full of enthusiasm for the memories of Rome, he set himself, and achieved, the task of reviving their glory. The many-sided activity of this wonderful man may be summed up under the headings: military triumphs, legal work, ecclesiastical polity, and architectural activity. Dominating all is the policy of restoring the empire, great, powerful, and united. A True Auction Environment – Auctions start at $.99 with No Minimums and No Reserves. FULL UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITYIf the buyer feels that the coin received is not as represented - just return the coin and the buyer will be fully reimbursed for the cost of the coin; the original shipping charge; and the cost to ship the coin back… No Questions Asked. If the buyer is not happy, please let me know, and I will do what I can to make it right. NOTE: Frascatius is a life member (LM #6864) of the American Numismatic Association (ANA). Frascatius fully complies with the ANA Member Code of Ethics. If you have any questions regarding this auction, please click on “Ask seller a question”. I will be more than happy to provide you with a response. VISIT MY EBAY STORE: FRASCATIUS ANCIENT COINS For those new to ancient coins, please contact me, and I will e-mail to you my "Beginners Guide for Ancient Coin Collectors - FAQ" . SHIPPING:To the U.S. = $3.00 Insured Flat RateInternational = $4.50 Insured Flat Rate Multiple items may be grouped at no additional charge at the above rates. All items will be carefully packaged, protected & insured (private insurance).


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