Hello to everyone! Is it possible to help me identify this coin? I am not sure whether it is Roman or Greek or... Any help would be appreciated Thank you in advance, Giannis.
Well, little do I know about these coins, but judging by the cross and the name, it may be one of the Constantine emperors. Due to the cross, this coin was minted after 325 AD, when Christianity become the state religion of the Roman Empire. I'm sure somebody here will help you better!
quote:I am not sure whether it is Roman or Greek or...
It is both, yet neither - it's Byzantine, a gold semissis of Emperor Tiberius II Constantine (578-582 AD). Obverse: DM CONSTANTINVS PP AG. Reverse: cross on circle, VICTOR TIBERI AVS, CONOB below. Listed in the Sear catalogue of Byzantine coins as number 424. This tremissis on Wildwinds is similar, but smaller, and without the circle beneath the cross.
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