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A Byzantine gold coin, 13th-14th century, electrum, hyperpyron.
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4004545. A Byzantine gold coin, 13th-14th century, electrum, hyperpyron.
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4004545. A Byzantine gold coin, 13th-14th century, electrum, hyperpyron.
Description
Diameter approx. 24 mm, weight approx. 4 g
Provenance: Marie-Louise Smith (1927-2014) and then gift and bequest to the current owner. The coins were acquired at coin auctions and in coin shops between about 1960-2000.
Coin collecting has a long tradition within the Smith family where Marie-Louise Smith's grandfather Otto Smith (1864-1935) was a significant coin collector and who in 1929 donated the lion's share of his collection of coins from antiquity to the then Royal Mint Cabinet. The coins inherited by Marie-Louise Smith were used as the framework for exchanging and buying new coins to shape the collection of Byzantine gold coins now sold here.
Condition
Soil findings, heavy wear.
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Estimate: 179 EUR
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| 6 | 17 Jan, 12:54 | 311 EUR |
| 5 | 16 Jan, 11:49 | 294 EUR |
| 4 A | 16 Jan, 11:49 | 276 EUR |
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4004545. A Byzantine gold coin, 13th-14th century, electrum, hyperpyron.
Description
Diameter approx. 24 mm, weight approx. 4 g
Provenance: Marie-Louise Smith (1927-2014) and then gift and bequest to the current owner. The coins were acquired at coin auctions and in coin shops between about 1960-2000.
Coin collecting has a long tradition within the Smith family where Marie-Louise Smith's grandfather Otto Smith (1864-1935) was a significant coin collector and who in 1929 donated the lion's share of his collection of coins from antiquity to the then Royal Mint Cabinet. The coins inherited by Marie-Louise Smith were used as the framework for exchanging and buying new coins to shape the collection of Byzantine gold coins now sold here.
Condition
Soil findings, heavy wear.
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