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Miliaresion - Leo VI

Issuer Byzantine Empire (Byzantine states)
Year 886-908
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Reference(s) BCV#1726, DOC III-2#3
Obverse description A cross potent set upon three steps, with a small globe beneath the lowest step, occupies the central field. The terminal ends of the cross are surmounted by globules, lending the design its characteristic potent form. A circular legend in Greek characters encircles the central device, reading the invocatory inscription 'IHSUS XRISTUS NICA' (Jesus Christ conquers). The entire composition is enclosed within a double border of beaded circles, consistent with standard Byzantine miliaresion typology.
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Reverse script Greek
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Mint Constantinople
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