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  • Follis - NumisWiki, The Collaborative Numismatics Project
    "Follis" (plural: folles) is a Latin word which meant a leather bag, and in particular referred to a money-pouch The large billon of Diocletian's 294 reform were distributed in large leather bags and hence came to be known as folles The sweeping reform of 294 re-established silver coinage with the advent of the "argenteus", and the antoninianus was discontinued (along with the vestigial
  • Anonymous Follis - NumisWiki, The Collaborative Numismatics Project
    Anonymous Follis The Byzantine Anonymous Follis On these bronze coins of the Byzantine Empire the emperor 's name and portrait are not part of the design, hence they are anonymous Instead of the earthly king, these coins depict Jesus Christ, King of Kings Constantine, whose earlier coinage played homage to various pagan gods, including the sun god Sol (favored by many Romans) placed the Chi
  • Half Follis - NumisWiki, The Collaborative Numismatics Project
    Half Follis The "Half-Follis" (plural: "half-folles") was a fraction of the billon follis Although the follis was introduced by Diocletian in 294, the half-follis wasn't struck (aside from a single example known from Alexandria in 295) until the Tetrarchal abdication issues of 305-7 Fractional aes between 294 and 307 were supplied by both the "post-reform radiate" and "Ae denarius" Those
  • Anonymous Byzantine Class A Folles - NumisWiki, The Collaborative . . .
    Bronze anonymous follis, Anonymous follis of Christ, DOC III-2, class A3; SBCV 1818; Grierson-NumisWiki ornaments 24b, VF, nice portrait of Christ, well centered on a broad flan, attractive green patina, slightly uneven strike, weight 11 328g, maximum diameter 30 9mm, Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey) mint, c 1023 - 11 Nov 1028 A D ; obverse
  • Ancient Coin Vocabulary
    For years collectors used the name Follis (plural Folles) but it is reasonably certain that this term should be reserved for the much later Byzantine coins of 40 nummi and is inappropriate for these issues Other writers use Nummus which simply means "coin"
  • Roman Coins of Licinius I
    On 3 July 324, at Adrianople, Constantine defeated Licinius forcing him to retreat to Byzantium Crispus destroyed Licinius' fleet at the Battle of Hellespont in the Dardanelles, allowing his father to cross over the Bosporus and besiege Licinius On 18 September, Constantine I decisively defeated Licinius at the Battle of Chrysopolis and became sole emperor RT119717 Billon follis, RIC VII
  • Roman coin Denominations - Forum Ancient Coins
    The principal base metal coin is known (without justification) as a Follis This was a large coin (initially around 12 grams) and contained a few per cent silver and was silvered on the outside There were also a number of smaller bronze coins, perhaps associated with the change-over from the old coins
  • Size Scales for Ancient Coins
    Size Scales for Ancient Coins Ancient numismatics is a science constantly under revision While the coins we study have not changed in the last thousand (or two thousand) years, our understanding of them is constantly changing in keeping with new discoveries and new theories about the coins and the civilizations that produced them As a modern science, the study of ancient numismatics dates
  • FEL TEMP REPARATIO - NumisWiki, The Collaborative Numismatics Project
    FEL TEMP REPARATIO This reverse legend is constantly recurring on coins from the time of Constans and Constantius II to that of Gratian (AD 337 to AD 375) Although the intended reading of this legend is debated and not completely certain, it most likely reads, FEL icium TEMP orum REPARATIO, meaning "re-establishment of the happy times" (happy days are here again!)
  • Quarter Follis? - forumancientcoins. com
    Quarter Follis? Quoting from MONETA: ""Quarter-Follis" (plural: "Quarter-Folles") is a rather ill-defined term used to denote the smallest laureate fractional "aes" (bronze) coinage from about 294 until about 315 The weights varied from slightly less than one gram to almost three grams, but most seem to be centered around one scripulum, a Roman measure of weight which equals 1 13 grams A





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