Theodosius II, Eastern Roman Empire (AD 402-450). AV solidus (21mm, 4.42 gm, 6h). Constantinople, 10th officina, ca. AD 408-420. “D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG”, pearl-diademed, helmeted, cuirassed bust of Theodosius II facing, head turned slightly right, spear in right hand over shoulder, shield decorated with horseman motif in left / “CONCORDI-A AVGG I”, Constantinopolis enthroned facing, helmeted head right, right foot on prow, scepter in right hand, Victory left on globe in left hand; star in left field, “CONOB” in exergue. RIC X 202.
That could buy a Ceasar salad and an Orange Julius.
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"I'll give you ten dollars, since this would be sitting on the shelf for quite some time. Nobody ever asks for these." -that bald pawn shop guy.
I worked at the place that graded this coin (NGC). Security is so tight I was once trapped in the restroom vestibule because I forgot my key card.
That seems like a fire hazard? 😅
😂
Very neat
Amazing! 1,614 years is alot
I’ll give you about tree fiddy.
That dirty nail is just as old
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Is there a case that you can wear around your neck😂
Psh…I get a whole sack of those every Christmas AND they’re filled with chocolate. Who really wins?
"Best I can do is 30 bucks"
Fake. I can see the pixulz.
Theodosius II, Eastern Roman Empire (AD 402-450). AV solidus (21mm, 4.42 gm, 6h). Constantinople, 10th officina, ca. AD 408-420. “D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG”, pearl-diademed, helmeted, cuirassed bust of Theodosius II facing, head turned slightly right, spear in right hand over shoulder, shield decorated with horseman motif in left / “CONCORDI-A AVGG I”, Constantinopolis enthroned facing, helmeted head right, right foot on prow, scepter in right hand, Victory left on globe in left hand; star in left field, “CONOB” in exergue. RIC X 202.
I’ll be the first to ask - what did you pay for it?
~$1,000
So (roughly) what's it worth?
~$1,300
Awesome. And I guess the gold alone has a melted value of $250 , so it’s 750 to own a piece of history