#i440# Byzantine Follis coin of Heraclius from 610-641 AD (Constantinople) (New Zealand Stock) - Diademed and radiate head

-  Diademed and radiate head of Antiochus right

or perhaps they were struck by lost city on the peninsula named Cherronesos

At the battle of Kleidon in 1014 he acquired his nickname Bulgar-Slayer (Bulgaroktonos) when he captured and blinded 14

minted between 480-450 BC

#i440# Byzantine Follis coin of Heraclius from 610-641 AD (Constantinople) (New Zealand Stock) - Diademed and radiate headWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Byzantine Follis coin of Heraclius from 610 641 AD Diameter: 25mm ID# 440i (UK) MINT: Constantinople OBVERSE; NONE Heraclius & Heraclius C. standing, one holds long cross, the other holds globus cruciger. REVERSE; ANNO Large M; with legend to left, XXGI right,cross above, ? below. Reference: SBV 810 Heraclius 610 641 Heraclius saved the Empire from utter destruction by the Persians and laid the foundations of