Constans II; AE Follis; c/m on Heraclius issue
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Description
Constans II (641 – 668 AD). AE Follis of Heraclius with applied c/m of Constans II. Standing figures of Heraclius (center), Heraclius Constantine (on left) and Heraclonas; c/m: monogram of Constans, probably from Salamis (Cyprus) / Large M, flanked by ANNO XXXI, Γ below, CON… in ex.
Specifications
| Diameter [mm]: | AE22 |
| Weight [g]: | 3,30 |
| Grade: | gF/VF |
| Attribution: | cf. Sear 811, DO 127a (coin) |
| Commentary: | scarce; cut irregular flan, dark patina with some deposits |
Historical Context
Constans is actually a nickname given to the emperor in the Byzantine literature; officialy he reigned as Constantine.
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