Basiliscus & Marcus (475-476)
Zeno (476-491 AD, second reign), Eastern Empire, AE4 and Solidus
Zeno and Leo Caesar, 476-477 AD, Solidus
Leontius(484 - 488)
Anastasius, 491-518 AD
Follis
Constantinopolis
Justinus I, 518-527
Solidus
Miliarense, Thessalonica
Justinus I and Justinianus, 527
Justinianus, 527-565, who managed to recover Italy and large parts of the Western Mediterranean from the Germanic invaders, but lost most of it already during his lifetime....
Follis, early type, and later type with frontal bust, left from Rome, then from Constantinopolis, Antiochia, last from Carthage
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Siliqua, from Carthage, 1/8th Siliqua from Ravenna
20 Nummi (half Follis), V Nummi Sicilia, and Carthage, 10 Nummi (I) from Rome
Justinus II (565-578)
Solidus
Quartersiliqua, Ravenna
Tiberius II Constantinus (578-583)
Solidus
30 Nummi = 3/4 Follis
Mauricius Tiberius (582-602)
Phocas (602-610)
Solidus
XXXX Follis
Heraclius (610-641) with his 2 sons, 638-9, during his reign the Arabic invasion swept to the doorstep of Constantinopolis, the holy land remaining lost for centuries.
Constans II with his 3 sons, 654-659
Justinianus II with the first image of Christ on byzantine coins, later to become a standard image, first reign 685-695, second 705-711


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