Corinth Coin: 1936 368
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Coin
Name:   1936 368
Title:   Byzantine Copper/Bronze Tetarteron of John II, Thessalonika Mint (AD 1118 - AD 1143)
Year:   1936
Coin Number:   368
Period:   Byzantine
Material:   AE
Denomination:   Tetarteron
Mint:   Thessalonika
Authority:   John II
Obverse Legend:   IC-X[C]
Obverse Type:   Christ half length, bearded and nimbate, wearing tunic and kolobion, holds Gospels (open) in l. hand
Reverse Legend:   IVDCC-P[O]T
Reverse Type:   Emperor bust wearing stemma, divitision, and chlamys, holds in r. hand jeweled scepter on long shaft, in l., globus crucigus.
Axis Clock:   6
Weight Description:   4.66
Weight:   4.66
Diameter:   23
Chronology:   AD 1118 - AD 1143
Findspot Description:   Agora S.C.
Excavation Date: 3/9/1938, #29-49
Notebook: 176 p. 36, .
Notes:   Study Collection. Data Entry Funded by the Kress Foundation.
Thessalonica Variation 1
Originally attributed to either Constantinople or Thessalonika
Separated from original card, one of 3 coins
Identical dies on T1926-659
Reference:   DOC IV p. 270, 14; Hendy plates 11.11-12; Edwards p. 144, 136
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Notebook Page: NB 153, spread 76 (pp. 136 - 137)