Crusader Antioch Coin Ae Follis Roger of Salerno St George Dragon Seltman 9

This authentic Medieval Era coin from the Crusader Principality of Antioch, cataloged as Seltman 9, dates to 1112-1119 during the regency of Roger of Salerno. The bronze Ae Follis coin features St. George on horseback slaying a dragon, symbolizing divine protection. The reverse displays the distinctive four-line Greek legend of this type. Weighing approximately 4.98 grams and measuring 23 mm in diameter, this rare coin is a significant artifact of Crusader history and a prized collectible for medieval, Byzantine, and Crusader coin enthusiasts.

Key Features:

• Original Crusader coin from the Principality of Antioch, Seltman 9 type
• Roger of Salerno (1112-1119) regency era
• Depicts St. George slaying the dragon on horseback
• Bronze Ae Follis denomination
• Greek four-line inscription on reverse
• Weight: 4.98 grams; diameter: 23 mm
• Valuable numismatic Crusader artifact
• Perfect for medieval and Byzantine coin collectors

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