Byzantine Empire. Justin I, 518-527 AD. Justinianus I (527-565). Justin II, 565-578 II. Anastasius I, 491-518 AD. Lot comprising eight (8) Nummus from (No reserve price)

The Byzantine Empire, successor to the Roman Empire in the East, produced a rich array of coinage that reflects its complex history and rulers. This lot features eight nummi coins from significant Byzantine emperors including Justin I, Justinian I, Justin II, and Anastasius I. The nummus was a small bronze coin introduced during the late Roman and early Byzantine period. These coins not only served as currency but also as tools of imperial propaganda, often bearing the portraits of emperors and Christian symbols. Coins from Justinian I's reign are particularly notable for their artistic detail and historical significance, marking an era of legal reform and architectural achievement such as the Hagia Sophia. Collectors and historians value these coins for their tangible link to Byzantine political power and cultural heritage during the 5th and 6th centuries AD.