Byzantine bronze coin imitating a follis of Constans II, Huilerie
Object card: 1971. Mission archéologique française de Kition-Salamine (MOM, Lyon), Nakala, SAL_6805. "Byzantine bronze coin imitating a follis of Constans II, Huilerie". CC BY 4.0. Resized.
Bronze Byzantine coin, an imitation of a follis of Constans II, from the Huilerie at Salamis, square I III/β5; the flan is broken, diameter 18 mm, thickness 1 h, weight 1.25 g. It is a coin of Constans II (641-668), perhaps overstruck under Constantine IV (668-685)(?). Period given as 668-685; inventory M_1336; negatives 06543_01, 27112_02, 27112_03, 06542_06; 1 October 1971.
French, as on the record
chantier : Huilerie
objet : Monnaies byzantines
caracterique : Bronze
carre : I III/β5
num planche : PL_40
flan cassé.
18 mm
epoque : 668-685
forme : Imitation de follis de Constant II
1 h
1,25 g
inv objet : M_1336
negatif : 06543_01
negatif : 27112_02
negatif : 27112_03
negatif : 06542_06
pub : SAL_PUB_139904_XI_CAT_11_Nc5644_p_0042
pub : SAL_PUB_139890_XVI_CAT_16_0967_p_0094
Monnaie de Constant II (641-668), contremarquée peut-être sous Constantin IV (668-685) (?)
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