A Guide to Byzantine Coins from circa 969-1118 A.D.
For more than a century, the production of Follis denomination Byzantine
coins was dominated with purely religious Christian motifs which
included included Jesus Christ, and sometimes Virgin Mary. The Follis
denomination coins were the largest bronze denomination coins issued by
the Byzantine empire, and their large size, along with the Christian
motif make them a popular coin type for collectors. This series ran from
the period of Byzantine emperors John I (969-976 A.D.) to Alexius I
(1081-1118 A.D.). The accepted classification was originally devised by
Miss Margaret Thompson with her study of these types of coins. World
famous numismatic author, David R. Sear adopted this classification
system for his book entitled, Byzantine Coins and Their Values. The
references about this coin site Mr. Sear's book by the number that they
appear in that work. The class types of coins included
Class A1,
Class A2,
Class B,
Class C,
Class D,
Class E,
Class F,
Class G,
Class H,
Class I,
Class J,
Class K. Read more and see examples of these coins by reading the
JESUS CHRIST Anonymous Class A-N Byzantine Follis Coins Reference.
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