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Half Follis - Michael VII Doukas Constantinopolis

Issuer Byzantine Empire
Year 1071-1078
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Value 1/2 Follis (1⁄576)
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Reverse description Facing three-quarter bust of Emperor Michael VII Doukas in full imperial regalia, wearing a jewelled crown with pendilia and loros, heavily decorated with pellets representing gemstones in the distinctive Byzantine manner. The emperor holds a sceptre or labarum in his right hand and an orb surmounted by a cross in his left, emblems of imperial authority. The surrounding Greek legend naming the emperor as ΜΙΧΛ ΒΑΣΙΛ Ο ΔΟΥΚΑ (Michael Basileus the Doukas) runs along the periphery of the flan, partially visible owing to the irregular striking characteristic of hammered Byzantine bronze coinage.
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Reverse lettering + ΜΙΧΛ ΒΑΣΙΛ Ο ΔΟΥΚΑ
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