Corinth Coin: 1988 102
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Coin
Name:   1988 102
Title:   Byzantine Copper/Bronze Tetarteron of Alexius I, Thessalonika Mint (AD 1092 - AD 1118)
Year:   1988
Coin Number:   102
Period:   Byzantine
Material:   AE
Denomination:   Tetarteron
Mint:   Thessalonika
Authority:   Alexius I
Obverse Legend:   C-F/M-D
Obverse Type:   Jeweled, radiate cross, decorated at end of each limb with one large globule and two smaller, all on two steps; letters in angles
Reverse Legend:   []
Reverse Type:   Emperor bust, wearing stemma, divitision, and jeweled loros of traditional type, in r. hand, scepter cruciger, in l., globus cruciger
Symbol:   Overstruck on Anonymous follis Class K; and on Anonymous Follis Class J
Axis Clock:   12
Weight Description:   5.71
Weight:   5.71
Diameter:   24 x 20
Chronology:   AD 1092 - AD 1118
Findspot Description:   Decumanus; S. of Temple E; Grid, 87:ZW; Lot 88-21
Excavation Date: 4/19/1988
Notebook: 800 p. 95
Basket: 37, .
Elevation:   86.56
Notes:   Study Collection. Data Entry Funded by the Kress Foundation.
Originally cited and published in Hesperia as pre-reform (1092-1118) follis (citing Hendy pl. 3.2)
Reference:   DOC IV p. 237, 40a.4; Hendy p. 88, Third Coinage, Plate 8.10
Published:   Hesperia 1989, p. 47, 79
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Publication: Williams & Zervos, Hesperia 58:1, 1989