Byzantine coin of Heraclius, 610-641. Obverse: this coin has been overstruck on a coin from the preceding decade, making the image unclear, but there appears to be at least one standing figure stamped over top of a head; to left, inscription says ‘PERPAVC’, but this is from the earlier coin; to right, 'K'. Reverse: again, the fact that the coin has been overstruck makes decipherment difficult, but there is a large ‘M’ that has been turned into a large ‘Λ’; to the right of the 'M', there is 'I'; beneath the ‘M’, there is a ‘Δ’ and the letters ‘CON’; beneath the ‘Λ’, there is also ‘CON’; to the left of the ‘Λ’, there is ‘[A]NNO’ in a vertical position.

• History Of Use

  “Three-Quarter Follis” (denomination); DO# 117; Sear# 812.

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• Type of Item coin
• Culture Byzantine
• Material bronze metal
• Measurements height 0.2 cm, diameter 3.1 cm (overall)

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• Previous Owner David Herman
• Received from David Herman

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• Made in Istanbul, Constantinopolis

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• Creation Date between 629 and 630
• Ownership Date before February 2, 2015
• Acquisition Date on February 2, 2015

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• Item Classes metalwork
• Condition fair
• Accession Number 3095/0922