Byzantine Gold Solidus Coin Collection
Set of 10 gold solidi minted under emperors Justinian I and Heraclius (527-641 CE), from Eastern Roman hoards. Featuring crosses and imperial portraits, they represent late antiquity monetary history. HTS 9705.10.00 for historical archaeological interest.
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