Justinian I Bronze Pentanummium (AD 527–565) - Byzantine Empire "Last of the Romans" - Ungraded / Raw
Product Description
Add a tangible piece of the ancient world to your collection with this authentic Bronze Pentanummium struck under the reign of Emperor Justinian I. Often referred to by historians as the "Last of the Romans," Justinian I ruled the Byzantine Empire from AD 527 to 565. His reign was a defining era marked by sweeping legal reforms, the construction of the monumental Hagia Sophia, and ambitious military campaigns aimed at restoring the lost western territories of the classical Roman Empire.
Key Highlights:
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The "Last Roman" Emperor: Own a coin minted during the reign of Justinian the Great, considered the last emperor whose native language was Latin and who made the final major push to reunify Rome.
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Distinctive Denomination: The pentanummium is a 5-nummi fractional bronze coin. The reverse typically features a large Greek letter Epsilon ("Є" or "E"), representing the numerical value of five in Greek.
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Ancient Bronze Artifact: Minted well over 1,400 years ago, this piece carries the genuine history, rugged character, and natural patina of daily commerce in the ancient Mediterranean.
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Raw / Ungraded Appeal: Offered in raw, uncertified condition, allowing collectors to directly handle a tangible artifact of the Byzantine world and appreciate its history without the barrier of a modern plastic slab.
- Holder Size: 2.25''x1.5'' x0.5'' Not sealed.
An accessible and deeply historical piece perfect for ancient coin enthusiasts and Roman history buffs alike!
