hotwheelsearl Posted May 22 · Member Share Posted May 22 Hey all, my brother recently went to Jordan and picked up a couple coins for me, among them this M-follis. There's plenty of obverse legend, but I can't quite make it out. I think I see a "MAN" somewhere, indicating Manuel I(?), but it's a tough one that's out of my wheelhouse. Diam: 25mm (irregular) Wt: 9.0g Year: Anno I Mint: Nikopolis 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Al Kowsky Posted May 22 · Member Share Posted May 22 I'm no expert in Byzantine coins but this one looks barbarous to me 🤨. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marsyas Mike Posted May 22 · Member Share Posted May 22 (edited) I think I see "TIb"? Maurice Tiberius from Nicomedia would be my guess. His coins could be a bit, er, "free form" (or barbarous). Here's two types: http://labarum.info/lbr/show.php?coin=5110 http://labarum.info/lbr/show.php?coin=5120 Pretty cool that you know it came from Jordan. Nice one @hotwheelsearl Here's one I have: Edited May 22 by Marsyas Mike added picture 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
voulgaroktonou Posted June 25 · Member Share Posted June 25 From the style of the drapery, it is likely Heraclius, from Nicomedia, an example of Sear 833. Year 2, offiicna B. What's visible of the legend would bear that out. 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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