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Michael III, "the drunkard," 842-867 and Basil I, 867-886. 26 mm. 7.67 grams. Struck in the last year of Michael's reign.
MIҺAЄL IMPЄRAT ' // bASIL-IVS RЄX The legends use the Latin terms imperator and rex. Rex = "king" is a title not seen on other Byzantine coins. Each holds a patriarchal globus cruciger Sear 1693. |
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| Source | http://augustuscoins.com/ed/Byz/emperors.html |
| Author | Augustus Coins |
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