Description
Theodosius II (402 – 450 AD). AE2 Constantinople mint for Cherson, ca. 435 AD. D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG; helmeted, diademed bust right, holding spear / CONCORDIA AGV (sic); 2 emperors standing facing with spears and long cross between.
250,00 €
Theodosius II (402 – 450 AD). AE2 Constantinople mint for Cherson, ca. 435 AD. D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG; helmeted, diademed bust right, holding spear / CONCORDIA AGV (sic); 2 emperors standing facing with spears and long cross between.
| Diameter [mm]: | AE20 |
| Weight [g]: | 4,22 |
| Grade: | F/gF |
| Attribution: | RIC X 460; LRBC 2231; Sear 21184 |
| Commentary: | rare; grey-green patina |
Theodosius II earned his nickname "the Calligrapher" thanks to his his hobby - correcting the copies of manuscripts.