Byzantine Empire – Justinian I (527–565 AD) – Bronze Pentanummium
A fascinating ancient Byzantine bronze Pentanummium issued during the reign of Emperor Justinian I (527–565 AD), one of the most important rulers of the Byzantine Empire.
Justinian I is often regarded as the last Roman emperor to make a serious attempt to restore the territorial extent and traditions of the Roman Empire. His reign saw major military conquests, legal reforms, and monumental construction, including the famous Hagia Sophia in Constantinople.
The Pentanummium, valued at 5 nummi, was a small bronze denomination used in the Byzantine monetary system. Coins of Justinian I provide an important link between the monetary traditions of the late Roman Empire and the developing Byzantine world.
Coin Details:
- Empire: Byzantine Empire / Eastern Roman Empire
- Emperor: Justinian I
- Reign: 527–565 AD
- Denomination: Pentanummium (5 Nummi)
- Metal: Bronze
- Period: 6th Century AD
- Type: Byzantine Imperial Coinage
- Condition: Please examine the photographs carefully for the exact grade, patina, surfaces, and remaining details.
A wonderful addition to a collection of Roman, Byzantine, and ancient world coinage, particularly for collectors interested in the transition from the Roman Empire to the Byzantine Empire.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they are an integral part of the description and show the actual coin being offered. Sold as shown.
