CoinsByzantine12th-13th century
Latin Imitation of Coin of Andronikos I?
late 12th-13th Century
Artists
Andronikos ICoin Constituent
Description
Obv.: large gamma and alpha within circle in upper left field; perhaps overstruck during reign ofa Gabalas? Rev.: Two nimbate figures facing, both wearing a chlamys; shield on ground between them.
Dimensions
2.29 g
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