AE 29 mm, 14.25 g, 6h. dated to Year 290 of Caesarian Era or CE 244 (11 Feb-31 Dec)
RPC 69930 (this is the second and best example known)
Haymann 2020, 8 example
SNG Levante n/a
Obverse: ΑΥΤ ΚΑΙC M ΙΟΥΛ ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟϹ ϹΕΒ; radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Philip I, right, seen from rear
Reverse: ΑΙΓΕΑΙωΝ ΝΕωΚΟΡΟΥ ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥΠΟ, in right and left field Ϙ Ϲ; Tyche seated left, holding aphlaston (per Haymann); below, river god swimming right with insc in ex. NAYAPXIΔO
Ex: WGS Collection.
AE Half Follis, 25 mm max and 17.5 x 16.8 mm, 2.97 g. Constantinople mint
RY 2= CE 686-687
SB 1262
O: facing bust of Justinian II
R: Large K with A/N/N/O on outer l. II on outer rt.
Ex: W. Esty
AE Decanumium, 4.07 g, 14 mm, Ravenna mint, RY 29= CE
555-556
SB 326
O: little no extant inscription due to wear. Facing portrait
of Justinian.
R: large I with A/N/N/O on outer left and XX/VIIII on outer
right.
Basilica San Vitale, Ravenna, Justinian mosaic c. CE 547 (fair use photo)
AE Fals, 28 mm, 6.87 g, 3h, nm AH 595 (CE 1198-1199)
Album 1205.2
Obs: Horseman adv r, holding a mace in his r hand, star to
the left
Rev: Inscription
السلطان القاهر
سليمان ابن
قلج ارسلان
Around:
ضرب في
سنة خمس
و تسعين
وخمسماءة
Album 1213.1
citing An-Nasir as Caliph.
€2 Pasius of Hilendar
€1 Ivan of Rila
The remaining denominations from €0,01-0,50 all depict the Madara Horseman
The actual Madara Horseman dates from c. the 8th Century CE and is shown below: (photo from Wikipedia)
AE Fals, 4.79 g, 17 mm, 7h, Damascus mint
Album 102
SICA I 572
Wilkes 131 var.
O: Standing imperial figure, holding long cross and globus
cruciger; to left, bird standing on T; Λ/Є/O sic to right
R: Large M; staurogram above, inverted crescent and – below. On right ضرب, on left جايز and in ex. دمشق
AE 18.5mm, 1.77 g, Thessalonika mint CE 364-367
RCV 19513
O: diad cuir and dr bust r, DN VALENTINI—ANVS PF AVG
R: Victory adv l, SECVRITAS—REIPVBLICAE in ex, TESA
AE 14.4 mm, 2.35 g,
Thessalonika mint, CE 408-415
RCV 21198
Esty type 51
O: diad dr cuir bust r star behind bust, DN THEODO—SIVS PF
AVG
R: Honorius stg l taller and Theodosius stg r shorter,
GLORIA—ROMANORVM in ex TESA
Ex: W. Esty