#e704# Byzantine Follis coin of Justinian I from 582-602 AD (Constantinople) islamic - Apollo seated left on

- Apollo seated left on omphalos examining arrow and resting on bow

led to the immediate succession of his son Alexander

Justinian's reign marked the birth of a golden age for the Byzantine empire and during his lifetime it would see its greatest influence and the almost complete restoration of the territorial borders of the old Roman empire

- Head of boar right

- Radiate head of Helios right

#e704# Byzantine Follis coin of Justinian I from 582-602 AD (Constantinople) islamic - Apollo seated left onWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Byzantine Follis coin of Justinian I from 582 602 AD ID#704e (UK) MINT: Constantinople OBVERSE; DN IVSTINIANVS PP AVG Diademed bust right, draped and cuirassed. REVERSE; CON Large M with cross left, cross above and epsilon below. Reference: SB 371 Justinian I 527 565 Justinian was fortunate on two accounts. On the one hand he benefitted from Anastasius's shrewd financial administration which left his treasury