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Reference: RIC X Leo I (East) 608

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Gold Semissis of Leo I, Constantinople, 457–474. 1951.46.4

Date: 457 - 474
Denomination: Semissis
Place of Production: Constantinople
Obverse: D N LEO PE-RPET AVG: bust diademed draped cuirassed right
Reverse: VICTORIA AVGG: Victory seated right inscribing shield XV XXX
Diameter (in mm): 17.5
Weight (in gr.): 2.186
Reference: RIC X Leo I (East) 608

Gold Semissis of Leo I, Constantinople, 457–474. 1977.158.998

Date: 457 - 474
Denomination: Semissis
Place of Production: Constantinople
Obverse: D N LEO PE-RPET AVG: bust diademed draped cuirassed right
Reverse: VICTORIA AVGG: Victory seated right inscribing shield XV XXX
Diameter (in mm): 18.0
Weight (in gr.): 2.196
Reference: RIC X Leo I (East) 608

Gold Semissis of Leo I, Constantinople, 457–474. 1968.131.472

Date: 457 - 474
Denomination: Semissis
Place of Production: Constantinople
Obverse: D N LEO PE-RPET AVG: bust diademed draped cuirassed right
Reverse: VICTORI-A AVGG: Victory seated right inscribing shield XV XXX
Diameter (in mm): 16.5
Weight (in gr.): 2.18
Reference: RIC X Leo I (East) 608

Gold Semissis of Leo I, Constantinople, 457–474. 1968.131.473

Date: 457 - 474
Denomination: Semissis
Place of Production: Constantinople
Obverse: D N LEO PERPET AVG: bust diademed draped cuirassed right
Reverse: VICTORIA AVGG: Victory seated right inscribing shield XV XXX
Diameter (in mm): 17.0
Weight (in gr.): 2.214
Reference: RIC X Leo I (East) 608

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