Byzantine. Alexius I Comnenus, 1081-1118. Tetarteron (Bronze, 21.32 mm, 2.75 g). Thessalonica (?). Circa 1092-1118. Φ-C (reverted)/AΛ-Δ, Jewelled cross with a globe at each extremity; at the center of the cross, X. Rev. [Τω Κ Ο (ΜΝΗ)], Emperor crowned, facing, holding cruciform sceptre and globus cruciger.. DOC 40a var. (letters on obverse). Sear 1931 (Philippopolis) var. (same). Green patina. Good Fine. Rare: unrecorded variety.

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Lot # 632

Byzantine. Alexius I Comnenus, 1081-1118. Tetarteron (Bronze, 21.32 mm, 2.75 g). Thessalonica (?). Circa 1092-1118. Φ-C (reverted)/AΛ-Δ, Jewelled cross with a globe at each extremity; at the center of the cross, X. Rev. [Τω Κ Ο (ΜΝΗ)], Emperor crowned, facing, holding cruciform sceptre and globus cruciger.. DOC 40a var. (letters on obverse). Sear 1931 (Philippopolis) var. (same). Green patina. Good Fine. Rare: unrecorded variety.

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