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SB 608
Maurice Tiberius and Constantina, 582-602 AD, AE Half-Follis. XEPCWNOC, Maurice on left, holding cross on globe, Constantina on right, transverse sceptre topped by cross, both nimbate, standing facing, (no cross between their heads) / Large K, to left Theodosius standing facing, nimbate, holding staff topped by P-headed cross, cross above. (Note: Attributed by Sear, MIB and DOC to Maurice Tiberius and Constantia, and to Justin II and Sophia by Anokhin.) SB 608, DOC 298.
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Attributed by most authors to Maurius Tiberius and Constantia.
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JUSTIN II. 565-578. Ж Half Follis (6.68 gm). Cherson mint. XEP-CWNOC,
Justin, on left, standing facing, holding globus cruciger, and Sophia, on
right, standing facing, holding long cruciger sceptre / Large K; to left,
nimbate and togate figure holding long Chi-Rho. Cf. DOC I 298 (Maurice Tiberius);
MIB 162; BN pg. 215; SB 608 (Maurice Tiberius). VF. Extremely rare.
($1200) There appear to be four recorded specimens of this type: 1) an
example published in RBN (1857); 2) Imhoof-Blumer Collection (Jacob Hirsch
Auktion XVIII, 27 May 1907), lot 1969 = MIB II 162; 3) a very worn example
in the Viennese coin cabinet published by Longuet in NZ (1957), pl. 3,
262; and 4) an example in the collection of D.P. Vashkov published in
Anokhin, Coinage of Cherson, pl. 22, 316. The type is absent from all of
the major museum collections such as Dumbarton Oaks in Washington, DC, Bibliothиque Nationale in Paris, the British Museum in London, and the
Hermitage State Museum in St. Petersburg.

Triton V Sale, 16 Jan 2002, lot 2265.

Lot sold for $4250, plus buyers fees.