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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23179, described as Obverse: two frontal busts of soldiers or the Emperor and his wife, separated by a cross. Reverse: an I surmounted by a cross potent flanked by Left: [symbol]; Right: [symbol resembling a w] below in ex. [three symbols, the first resembling pi, the third resembling capital N] Denomination: decanummium Size: 1.7 cm Weight: 6.61 g Condition: good Content: AE Provenience: Naga-ed-Der, Egypt. Hoard of 68 coins (6-23121-88) Mint Date: Alexandria Heraclitus 610-14 A.D. Reference: Warwick Wroth. Byzantine Coins.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23183, described as Obverse: two frontal figures separated by a sword. Reverse: an I surmounted by a cross flanked by Left: [symbol]; Right: [symbol resembling a lowercase w] below in ex. [three symbols, the first resembling pi, the third resembling capital N] Denomination: decanummium Size: 1.5 cm Weight: 3.18 g Condition: poor; a quarter missing Content: AE Provenience: Naga-ed-Der, Egypt. Hoard of 68 coins (6-23121-88) Mint Date: Alexandria Heraclitus 610-14 A.D. Reference: Warwick Wroth. Byzantine Coins.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23138, described as two frontal busts, perhaps soldiers, separated by a cross

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23134, described as Obverse description: two frontal figures, soldiers perhaps, separated by a cross.. Reverse description: an I surmounted by a cross potent Left A; Right W. In exergue below AAN. Diameter 1.6 cm, weight 4.32 grams. Condition: fair.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23150, described as Obverse: two frontal busts separated by a cross. Reverse: an I surmounted by a cross potent flanked by Left: [symbol]; Right: [symbol resembling lowercase w] below in ex. [three symbols, the first resembling pi and the last resembling capital N] Denomination: decanummium Size: 1.7 cm Weight: 5.65 g Condition: fair Content: AE Provenience: Naga-ed-Der, Egypt. Hoard of 68 coins (6-23121-88) Mint Date: Alexandria Heraclitus 610-14 A.D. Reference: Warwick Wroth. Byzantine Coins.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23128, described as Obverse description: Sword flanked by two irregular shapes on each side, or two soldiers separated by a cross. Reverse description: an I surmounted by a cross: Left A Right W In exergue below: AAN Diameter 1.7 cm, weight 4.4 grams. Condition: poor.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium), accession number 6-23127, described as Obverse description: two frontal busts of soldiers, wearing a cross on their helmets, separated by a cross. Reverse description: an I surmounted by a cross flanked by ( and B below in exergue [__]. Diameter 1.4 cm, weight 4.62 grams. Condition: poor.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium), accession number 6-23121, described as sword flanked by two irregular shapes on each side, or to soldiers separated by a cross

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium), accession number 6-23182, described as Obverse: two frontal busts of soldiers, each wearing a cross on his helmet, separated by a cross. Reverse: an I surmounted by a cross flanked by Left: [symbol resembling an open parenthesis]; Right: [symbol resembling an uppercase beta] below in ex. [three symbols, the first resembling lowercase lambda, the second resembling epsilon, the third resembling lowercase xi] Denomination: 12 nummi Size: 1.65 cm Weight: 6.65 g Condition: fair Content: AE Provenience: Naga-ed-Der, Egypt. Hoard of 68 coins (6-23121-88) Mint Date: Alexandria Heraclitus 610-14 A.D. Reference: Warwick Wroth. Byzantine Coins.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium), accession number 6-23124, described as Obverse description: two frontal busts of soldiers, wearing crosses on their helmets, separated by a cross. Reverse description: an I surmounted by a cross flanked by ( and β below in exergue ΑΛεΧ. Diameter 1.6 cm, weight 7.62 grams. Condition: good.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23179, described as Obverse: two frontal busts of soldiers or the Emperor and his wife, separated by a cross. Reverse: an I surmounted by a cross potent flanked by Left: [symbol]; Right: [symbol resembling a w] below in ex. [three symbols, the first resembling pi, the third resembling capital N] Denomination: decanummium Size: 1.7 cm Weight: 6.61 g Condition: good Content: AE Provenience: Naga-ed-Der, Egypt. Hoard of 68 coins (6-23121-88) Mint Date: Alexandria Heraclitus 610-14 A.D. Reference: Warwick Wroth. Byzantine Coins.

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23183, described as Obverse: two frontal figures separated by a sword. Reverse: an I surmounted by a cross flanked by Left: [symbol]; Right: [symbol resembling a lowercase w] below in ex. [three symbols, the first resembling pi, the third resembling capital N] Denomination: decanummium Size: 1.5 cm Weight: 3.18 g Condition: poor; a quarter missing Content: AE Provenience: Naga-ed-Der, Egypt. Hoard of 68 coins (6-23121-88) Mint Date: Alexandria Heraclitus 610-14 A.D. Reference: Warwick Wroth. Byzantine Coins.

Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium)

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23138, described as two frontal busts, perhaps soldiers, separated by a cross

Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium)

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23134, described as Obverse description: two frontal figures, soldiers perhaps, separated by a cross.. Reverse description: an I surmounted by a cross potent Left A; Right W. In exergue below AAN. Diameter 1.6 cm, weight 4.32 grams. Condition: fair.

Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium)

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23150, described as Obverse: two frontal busts separated by a cross. Reverse: an I surmounted by a cross potent flanked by Left: [symbol]; Right: [symbol resembling lowercase w] below in ex. [three symbols, the first resembling pi and the last resembling capital N] Denomination: decanummium Size: 1.7 cm Weight: 5.65 g Condition: fair Content: AE Provenience: Naga-ed-Der, Egypt. Hoard of 68 coins (6-23121-88) Mint Date: Alexandria Heraclitus 610-14 A.D. Reference: Warwick Wroth. Byzantine Coins.

Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium)

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium), accession number 6-23128, described as Obverse description: Sword flanked by two irregular shapes on each side, or two soldiers separated by a cross. Reverse description: an I surmounted by a cross: Left A Right W In exergue below: AAN Diameter 1.7 cm, weight 4.4 grams. Condition: poor.

Coin: æ 10 nummia (decanummium)

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium), accession number 6-23127, described as Obverse description: two frontal busts of soldiers, wearing a cross on their helmets, separated by a cross. Reverse description: an I surmounted by a cross flanked by ( and B below in exergue [__]. Diameter 1.4 cm, weight 4.62 grams. Condition: poor.

Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium)

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium), accession number 6-23121, described as sword flanked by two irregular shapes on each side, or to soldiers separated by a cross

Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium)

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium), accession number 6-23182, described as Obverse: two frontal busts of soldiers, each wearing a cross on his helmet, separated by a cross. Reverse: an I surmounted by a cross flanked by Left: [symbol resembling an open parenthesis]; Right: [symbol resembling an uppercase beta] below in ex. [three symbols, the first resembling lowercase lambda, the second resembling epsilon, the third resembling lowercase xi] Denomination: 12 nummi Size: 1.65 cm Weight: 6.65 g Condition: fair Content: AE Provenience: Naga-ed-Der, Egypt. Hoard of 68 coins (6-23121-88) Mint Date: Alexandria Heraclitus 610-14 A.D. Reference: Warwick Wroth. Byzantine Coins.

Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium)

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: æ 12 nummia (dodecanummium), accession number 6-23124, described as Obverse description: two frontal busts of soldiers, wearing crosses on their helmets, separated by a cross. Reverse description: an I surmounted by a cross flanked by ( and β below in exergue ΑΛεΧ. Diameter 1.6 cm, weight 7.62 grams. Condition: good.

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