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Lot 4573    Session 16 (9:30am Friday)    Ancient Coins - Byzantine

Estimate $250
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JOHN III, Ducas called Vatatzes, (1222/3-1254), gold hyperpyron of Magnesia mint type, (4.70 g), a tooled imitative issue of the standard type with additional borders and erased legends, probably made intentionally round (cf.S.2073). Holed, very fine.

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