The Byzantine Coins (491 to 1453) category includes coins minted by the Byzantine Empire, successor to the Eastern Roman Empire. This period extends from the accession of Emperor Anastasius I in 491 to the fall of Constantinople in 1453.

Byzantine coins are a valuable source of information about the history, politics, economy and religion of the Empire. They exhibit a wide variety of types, metals (gold, silver, bronze) and iconography.

Explore our collection of Byzantine coins, including pieces from the Justinian, Heraclian, Isaurian, Macedonian, Comnenian and Palaiologan dynasties. Find Solidi, Histamenon, Miliaresion, Follis and other denominations.

Each coin is carefully authenticated and described, offering collectors and history enthusiasts a unique insight into this fascinating civilization. The study of coins of the Byzantine Empire allows us to trace the evolution of monetary art and understand the geopolitical issues of the time.

Our selection includes rare Byzantine coins and specimens in various states of preservation, ranging from VF (Very Fine) to UNC (Uncirculated). Information about each coin typically includes its emperor, period of reign, mint and bibliographic references (e.g. Sear, DOC).