CVC & Collectables proudly presents the AD 518-527 Justinian I Gold Tremissis NGC Mint State—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 the Byzantine empire.
Emperor Justinian I, born to a peasant family, he rose through the ranks of the army to become commander of the imperial guard. He ruled from AD 527 to 565, is renowned for his efforts to restore the glory of the Roman Empire. Also well-known as one of the greatest generals in the roman army, when Emperor Anastasius died, he outplayed his rivals and was elected as the successor, despite being around the age of 68 years old.
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. Even though only higher ups used these coins in trade some individuals have never even touched or have seen this coin in their lifetime during this time period.
Coin Highlights:
- Emperor: Flavius Justinianus
- Metal: Gold
- Grade: Mint State, Strike 5/5 Surface 2/5
- Time period: AD 518-527 Justinian I
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