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Byzantine Empire. Constantine IV Pogonatus (AD 668-685). Hexagram Rare
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Constantine IV Pogonatus, Heraclius and Tiberius, AD. 668-685. AR Hexagram. 6.31 g. - 23.65 mm. Constantinople.
Obv.: Beardless, crowned bust facing, wearing chlamys, holding spear over shoulder.
Rev.: Cross potent on globe on three steps flanked by Heraclius and Tiberius standing facing, crowned, wearing chlamys, each holding cross on globe.
Ref.: SB 1170.
Very Fine. Two pierced holes.
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