Byzantine Empire Anonymous Follis AD 976-1035. Constantinople, Christ (No reserve price)
Anonymous Byzantine follis coins dated approximately between AD 976 and 1035, minted in Constantinople, often depict Christian iconography such as Christ, illustrating the empire’s deep religious identity. The follis was a large bronze coin essential in Byzantine economy for local trade and tax payments. Coins from this period coincide with the Macedonian dynasty’s reign, known for cultural and military revival. These anonymous issues provide valuable information on Byzantine art, iconography, and monetary practices during a relatively stable and prosperous era.
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