AV Tremissis, 1.29g. 13.5mm.  In the name of Zeno, 474-491 A.D. DN ZHNO PH PP IV.  Pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust to right.  Rev. B(retrograde)ONOB in exergue. Cross within wreath.  cf. MEC 1, 57-60.

Provenance/Pedigree:

Ex: Michel Dürr and Roland Michel, Geneve, Auction November 8,1999, lot 252..

AV Solidus, 4.44g. 20mm. Rome mint. Theoderic in the name of Anastasius.  D N ANASTASIVS P F AVG.  Facing bust, slightly turned, wearing cuirass and helmet and carrying spear and shield.  Rev.  VICTORIA AVCCCA; COMOB in exergue.   Victory standing to left holding a long jewelled cross; star in field to right.  MEC 112.  MIB 9.     Lustrous and nearly as struck.

The types for Theodereric continue the basic Eastern types of Leo I but with a much finer Italian style and now in the name of Anastasius.  They are also distinguished by the obverse legend normally ending in P F AVG instead of the  PERP AVG or  P P AVG on the Constantinopolitan issues(See: Grierson, MEC, pp. 35-36). 

Provenance/Pedigree:
Ex: NAC, Zurich, Auction 138, 2023, lot 892.

AV Solidus, 4.44g. 19mm. Rome mint. Theoderic in the name of Anastasius.  D N ANASTASIVS P F AVG.  Facing bust, slightly turned, wearing cuirass and helmet and carrying spear and shield.  Rev. VICTORIA AVCCC theta; CONOB in exegue. Victory standing to left holding jeweled cross; star in field to right.  Metlich 6 var.   Fagerlie 691ff var.  A few light scratches or graffiti in fields and some minor edge marks.   

This is an unpublished variant with a theta at the end of the reverse inscription indicating Theoderic.  Lustrous and with an exceptionally detailed Victory.  Possibly unique. 

AV Tremissis in the name of Justinian, 1.46g. 15mm.  Rome or Ravenna,  526-540 A.D.  DN IVSTINIANVS P "gamma" AVC. Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust to right.  Rev.  VICTORIA AVGVSTORVM; COMOB in exergue.  Victory walking to right and looking back; she holds wreath and globus cruciger.   Slight bend and hariline flan crack at 11:00 obverse; a few light scratches at 9:00 reverse.   MIB I, 29a. MEC I, 123var. Metlich 37.

AV Tremissis, 1.36g. 21mm. In the name of Maurice Tiberius(582-602 A.D.). Laureate and cuirassed but to right.  Rev.  Stylized Victory.  Grierson, MEC, 305. small  flan defects on obv.    Lustrous and on a huge flan.

AV Tremissis, 1.40g. 14mm. Toulouse mint (?) , in the name of Libius Severus, c. 461-470 A.D. D N SEVERVS P F AVG. Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust of Libius Severus to right. Rv. VICTORIA AVGGG; COMOB in exergue. Victory standing to left holding jeweled cross. RIC 3761( R 4). Depeyrot, p. 140,5 and plate 7,5 var. small scratch behind head. This issue has a unique barbaric reverse instead of the imperial cross within wreath; nicely toned and excellent strike.

Provenance/Pedigrees

Ex: Bank Leu, Zurich, Auction 72, May 12, 1998, lot 590. .

AV Tremissis, 1.24g. 16mm.  Struck as Princeps, 792-806 A.D. GRIMVALD.  Crowned and draped bust facing holding globus cruciger.  Rev.  Cross potent flanked by G R. VITORD PRINCIP; CONOB in exergue.  MEC 1, 1099var. BMC Vandals, 174,14var. 

Provenance/Pedigree:
Ex: CNG Auction 67, Sept. 22, 2004, lot 1840.