Byzantine Empire AR Miliaresion John I (969-976 AD) Ch VF NGC
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This Silver Miliaresion is from the reign of John I, the Byzantine Emperor from 969-976 AD. Byzantine Silver is often found holed or mounted for use in jewelry. This is a scarce surviving coin.
Coin Highlights:- Byzantine Empire Silver Miliaresion. 969-976 AD.
- Struck at the Constantinople Mint during the reign of John I.
- Encapsulated and graded as Choice Very Fine by NGC.
- Notated as being clipped.
- Obverse: Crowned bust of John I facing in a cross.
- Reverse: Five lines of script.
- SB-1792.
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| Grade | Very Fine |
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