Byzantine Solidus of Justinian I
Gold solidus coin issued circa 527-565 AD by Emperor Justinian I, renowned for its fine engraving and role in Byzantine economy. This collector's piece meets HTS 9705.31.00.40 criteria as a numismatic item exceeding 250 years, essential for ancient coin collections.
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• Use PCGS or NGC slabbed coins with official grading to streamline customs clearance
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