Arab-Byzantine coinage. Pseudo-Byzantine type. Circa 660s. Bronze Fals (2.53g). Standing imperial figure, holding long cruciform sceptre and globus cruciger / Large M; cross above, [A]/N/N/I to left, T/(E)/II to right, CON in exergue. Pottier et al., Pseudo-Byzantine Class IVb; A-3504. EF. Outstanding quality fals with wonderful deep dark brown patina, definitely among the finest for this very difficult issue. This fals belongs to the formative phase of early Islamic rule in former Byzantine lan

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