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My girlfriend got this at SD Coinarama Show to use in some jewelry. Can anyone identify?

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Byzantine bronze follis. THEUP' in the exergue beneath the big M, for the mint of Theupolis (Antioch).
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Thank you, philadelphian!
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Still working on the monarch; can anyone help? Looks like the coins of Justin II, with nimbate figures of Justin and Sophia. Regnal year is eleven (ANNO XI).
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Justin II and Sophia (565-578 AD) very comes near : (SB379)
from wildwinds.com :
http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/byz/...in_II/t.html
picture :
http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/byz/...I/sb0379.jpg
Justin II and Sophia, AE Follis. Antioch as Theopolis. Legend usually blundered, Justin left and Sophia right, seated facing on double-throne, both nimbate, each holding a long sceptre (sometimes topped by a cross) and, between them, a cross on globe / Large M, ANNO to left, cross above, regnal year to right, officina letter below, mintmark THEUP', THEUPO or THEUPO'. SB 379, MIB 56-57. 133 combinations known.
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Justin II and Sophia from the Antioch mint Regnal year 11. I can't make out the officina. Sear #379.
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Thanks very much for your help, everyone!
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