Description
Gold bracelet (750 thousandths) with slide clasp, comprising nine antique, Roman and Byzantine coins, seven in a row and two held in tassels, in claw setting, described as follows (from left to right): - Nicomedia gold solidus. Valens (364-365). - Gold Solidus from Constantinople. Phocas (607-610). - Gold solidus from Constantinople. Theophilus II (829-842). - Gold Solidus of Antioch. Constantius II (355-361). - Gold Solidus of Antioch. Valentinian (364-367). - Gold Solidus of Antioch. Valentinian (364-367). - Gold Solidus of Constantinople. Constant II Pogonatus (646-647). - Gold solidus from Constantinople. Justin II (565-578). - Gold Solidus of Antioch. Valentinian (364-367). L. 19 cm. 2 additional pieces: Gold solidus from Constantinople. Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine (613-616). 4,21 g. Gold sequin from Venice. Michel Sténo, 63rd doge (1400-1413). 3,48 g. Pierced. Total weight: 73.1 g.
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Gold bracelet (750 thousandths) with slide clasp, comprising nine antique, Roman and Byzantine coins, seven in a row and two held in tassels, in claw setting, described as follows (from left to right): - Nicomedia gold solidus. Valens (364-365). - Gold Solidus from Constantinople. Phocas (607-610). - Gold solidus from Constantinople. Theophilus II (829-842). - Gold Solidus of Antioch. Constantius II (355-361). - Gold Solidus of Antioch. Valentinian (364-367). - Gold Solidus of Antioch. Valentinian (364-367). - Gold Solidus of Constantinople. Constant II Pogonatus (646-647). - Gold solidus from Constantinople. Justin II (565-578). - Gold Solidus of Antioch. Valentinian (364-367). L. 19 cm. 2 additional pieces: Gold solidus from Constantinople. Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine (613-616). 4,21 g. Gold sequin from Venice. Michel Sténo, 63rd doge (1400-1413). 3,48 g. Pierced. Total weight: 73.1 g.
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