拜占庭帝國. 希拉克略 (AD 610-641). Solidus 616-625 AD

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拜占庭帝國 AV 黃金固幣,616–625 年間,哈拉克里烏斯與哈拉克里烏斯二世同鑄,直徑約20毫米,重約4.51克,極美,附真實性證書。

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*本币附有真实性证书*

Ancients Byzantine
Heraclius with Heraclius Constantine AV solidus (20mm, 4.51 gm, 7h). , 3rd officina, ca. AD 616-625. dd NN hЄRACLIЧS ЄT hЄRA CONST PP AV, draped facing busts of Heraclius (on left), with short beard, and Heraclius Constantine (on right), smaller and beardless, both wearing simple crown surmounted by cross; cross in field above / VICTORIA-AVϚЧ Γ, cross potent on three steps; CONOB in exergue. Sear 738. 极美,细节强烈。

Heraclius' reign began after he and his father, Heraclius the Elder, a prominent general, successfully revolted against Emperor Phocas in AD 608. After Heraclius killed Phocas in Constantinople, alliances easily shifted and he was crowned emperor in AD 610 - Heraclius the Elder dying soon after of natural causes. Heraclius quickly took control of the Byzantine-Sasanian War, turning the tides and defeating the Persians by AD 627. This was not without help from his eldest son, Heraclius Constantine, who was crowned co-emperor AD 613. Unfortunately, their victory would open the door for the Muslim Arab Caliphates, who used the Persians defeat to expand their territory. This would begin the Arab-Byzantine wars that would go on to last for three centuries. The reach of the Byzantines wanned, losing the Levant and most of Egypt to the Caliphates over the next decade. Shortly after, Heraclius would die of illness in AD 641, leaving Heraclius Constantine as sole emperor for three months before he too died of illness.

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賣家的故事

作为古币商,一旦接触到这些古代文物,我就自然而然地爱上了它们,自从几年前开始出售以来一直如此。在我的拍卖中,总能看到价格亲民且价值不俗的藏品混搭,尤其偏爱拜占庭币(有时也来自我的个人收藏)
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*本币附有真实性证书*

Ancients Byzantine
Heraclius with Heraclius Constantine AV solidus (20mm, 4.51 gm, 7h). , 3rd officina, ca. AD 616-625. dd NN hЄRACLIЧS ЄT hЄRA CONST PP AV, draped facing busts of Heraclius (on left), with short beard, and Heraclius Constantine (on right), smaller and beardless, both wearing simple crown surmounted by cross; cross in field above / VICTORIA-AVϚЧ Γ, cross potent on three steps; CONOB in exergue. Sear 738. 极美,细节强烈。

Heraclius' reign began after he and his father, Heraclius the Elder, a prominent general, successfully revolted against Emperor Phocas in AD 608. After Heraclius killed Phocas in Constantinople, alliances easily shifted and he was crowned emperor in AD 610 - Heraclius the Elder dying soon after of natural causes. Heraclius quickly took control of the Byzantine-Sasanian War, turning the tides and defeating the Persians by AD 627. This was not without help from his eldest son, Heraclius Constantine, who was crowned co-emperor AD 613. Unfortunately, their victory would open the door for the Muslim Arab Caliphates, who used the Persians defeat to expand their territory. This would begin the Arab-Byzantine wars that would go on to last for three centuries. The reach of the Byzantines wanned, losing the Levant and most of Egypt to the Caliphates over the next decade. Shortly after, Heraclius would die of illness in AD 641, leaving Heraclius Constantine as sole emperor for three months before he too died of illness.

The lot could be subject to additional costs such as customs clearance and the costs of import duties. Please note that these costs fall to the buyer. SHIPPING TO US IS CURRENTLY NOT POSSIBLE!
B2

賣家的故事

作为古币商,一旦接触到这些古代文物,我就自然而然地爱上了它们,自从几年前开始出售以来一直如此。在我的拍卖中,总能看到价格亲民且价值不俗的藏品混搭,尤其偏爱拜占庭币(有时也来自我的个人收藏)
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詳細資料

時代
1400年前
文化/地區
拜占庭帝國
額外資料
616-625 AD
統治者
希拉克略 (AD 610-641)
Denomination
Solidus
金屬
AV
狀態
Extremely Fine
波蘭已驗證
1920
已售物品
98,58%
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