CVC & Collectables proudly presents the AD 518-527 Justinian I Gold Tremissis Constantinopolis Sear 58—a coin that transports us to a remarkable period in history. This coin showcases the image of Justinian I and holds significance as a gold tremissis minted in Constantinopolis. Let’s delve into the details of this coin and its historical context.
Emperor Justinian I, who ruled from AD 527 to 565, is renowned for his efforts to restore the glory of the Roman Empire. His reign witnessed significant accomplishments in various domains, including law, architecture, and military campaigns.
The gold tremissis, such as the one in question (Sear 58), was a valuable coin widely circulated during his rule. It serves as a testament to Justinian’s efforts to stabilize the economy and maintain the currency’s value.
Constantinopolis, the great city that straddled two continents, held immense significance as the capital of the Byzantine Empire. Minting coins in Constantinopolis was a practice that symbolized the city’s centrality in the empire’s economic and administrative activities.
Coin Highlights:
- Emperor: Flavius Justinianus
- Metal: Gold
- Grade: Very Fine Strike 5/5, Surface 1/5
- Time period: AD 518-527 Justinian I
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