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476-493 Æ Nummus (0.61g 10mm) Ravenna [ODOVA] bust right / ODOVA monogram within wreath. RIC 3502; MEC 64; BMC Vandals p. 45, 10-11. |
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Ravenna
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Theoderic. Æ
Decanummium Converted to Weight (17mm 2.9 gm).
Municipal issue. Ravenna mint. Struck A.D. 493-518.
FELIX RAVENNA; Draped bust of Ravenna right, wearing
mural crown / [Ravenna monogram in wreath; X
(mark of value) at point of wreath ties]. COI 78a; MEC
145-9. converted to a two tremissis
weight with the reverse removed and blank surface
inscribed IS (16) in series of points to denote
weight.
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Rome
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Athalaric.
A.D. 526- 534 Æ Decanummium (18mm 2.1gm)
Rome mint. INVICTA ROMA, helmeted and cuirassed bust of
Roma right. D N ATHALRICVS S-C, Athalaric in military
attire, standing right and holding spear, X (mark of
value) in field. COI 85; MIB 77; MEC 132. From the WRG Collection. Ex Empire Coins FPL 26 (February 1985), no. F249; John W. Garrett Collection (Part II, Numismatic Fine Arts & Leu, 16 October 1984), lot 506; purchased from W. Raymond, 19 September 1920 for $4.50. |
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Rome
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Ostrogoths, Municipal Coinage Æ 40 Nummi. Rome, AD 526-534. INVICTA ROMA, draped bust of Roma to right, wearing crested helmet, pendant earring and necklace / She-wolf standing to left, head turned back to watch the two infants Romulus and Remus suckling; XL (mark of value) above, •||||• in exergue. MEC 1, 93-5. 13.39g, 25mm, 1h. |
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OSTROGOTHS.
Athalaric. Municipal Coinage. 526-534.
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20 Nummi – Half Follis (21mm, 4.31 g). Rome mint.
[Helmeted and draped bust of Roma right] / She-wolf
standing left, head right, suckling twins; above,
Christogram between two stars; · X · X · in exergue.
COI 84b; MIB 71c; MEC 1, 99.
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Ostrogoths, Pseudo-Autonomous Æ Nummus (23mm 10.4g). Struck during the reigns of Theodoric and Athalaric in Rome, circa AD 493-553. INVICTA ROMA, helmeted bust of Roma right / Eagle with raised wings standing left, head right; XL upwards to left; workshop in exergue. Metlich 76b; MEC 101; BMC Vandals 14. |
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Ostrogoths, Pseudo-Autonomous Æ Nummus (24mm 11.3g 12h). Struck during the reigns of Theodoric and Athalaric in Rome, circa AD 493-553. INVICTA ROMA, helmeted bust of Roma right / Eagle with raised wings standing left, head right; XL upwards to left; •Δ• in exergue. COI 76b; MEC 101; BMC Vandals 14; MIB I 74a; Demo 42. CNG Inv. 824397 (November 2008); Gemini XIII (6 April 2017) lot 267; Ex Classical Numismatic Review XLII. 3 (Summer 2017), no. 460205; CNG 117 (May 2021) lot 737 |
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OSTROGOTHS. A.D. 493- 553. 20 Nummi or Half Follis (23x24mm 6.5gm) Municipal issue. Rome mint. INVICTA ROMA, helmeted and draped bust of Roma right. REV: Palm tree; to left and right, eagle standing outward, heads facing inward; in ex. •XX•. COI 83 (Athalaric); MEC 110. Ex Numismatik Naumann, Auktion 69 (2 September 2018) lot 453; Numismatica Ars Classica 93 (24 May 2016), lot 1119; Numismatica Ars Classica Autumn 1995, lot 711. |
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Ravenna |
Witigis
(536- 539) Æ 10 Nummi (4.63g 15mm) Ravenna INVICTA ROMA, helmeted bust of Roma right of fine style DN-VVIT-ICES-REX within wreath terminating in X. Metlich 92; BMC Vandals 11-3 |
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Baduila
(541-552) Decanummium (16mm 5.1g). Rome DN BADVILA REX. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing. FLOREAS SEMPER. King standing right with shield and spear. Metlich 98b; MEC 162. |
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Vandals Pseudo-Imperial coinage circa A.D. 450 9mm 0.7gm OBV: laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right. REV: Palm-tree with dates. BMC Vandals 68-72 This coin is an anonymous nummi which is most likely late Vandalic or contemporary with the reign of Justinian I, so circa A.D. 450. This date is corroborated by hoard evidence. It is probably best classified as pseudo-imperial, as it is not certain if it was officially issued and they usually have no legend or are illegible. |
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| Vandal Civic
Issue A.D. 480- 533 9x10mm 0.8gm Obv: diademed and draped bust of Carthage left, holding palm. Rev: Bar over N over IIII in three lines. Carthage mint MIB I, 20 (Gelimer); BMC Vandals 12 (Huneric); MEC 1, 55. |
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| VANDALS. Municipal coinage of Carthage. Circa 480-533 Æ 42 Nummi (27mm 12.7g ). Class 1. Carthago standing facing, crowned with corn wreath and holding three grain ears in each raised hand; N X LII, above; all within laurel wreath with large central jewel. MEC 34-38; BMC Vandals 3. |
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VANDALS.
Semi-autonomous coinage of Carthage. A.D. 480-533. Æ 21 Nummi (21x23mm 7.7g ). OBV: KART HAGO Soldier standing; REV: Horse’s head above mark of value XXI. MEC 45 Ex. Pegasi 2001 (CICF) |
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| Vandals 5th century A.D. 8x9mm 0.5gm Obverse: diademed and draped bust right with dots for legend. Reverse: eight-pointed star within wreath. Carthage mint BMC Vandals 165 - 172 |
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| Pseudo-Imperial Circa A.D. 500 10mm 0.75gm Obv: pearl-diademed and draped bust with legend consisting of I’s Rev: wreath surrounding TOV TLVM X (VOT MVLT X in retrograde) possibly an unofficial issue minted in Vandal territory...Wroth lists similar examples in the British Museum collection |
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| Pseudo-Imperial Circa A.D. 500 10mm 0.6gm Obv: pearl-diademed and draped bust with legend consisting of I’s Rev: wreath surrounding TOV TLVM X X [retrograde] |
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| Pseudo-Imperial Circa A.D. 500 11mm 0.9g Obv: pearl-diademed and draped bust with legend consisting of I’s Rev: wreath surrounding TOV TVM X X [retrograde] |
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| Pseudo-Imperial Circa A.D. 500 11x12mm 1.2g Obv: pearl-diademed and draped bust with legend consisting of I’s Rev: Victory walking left holding wreath[?], legend consisting of I’s |
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Pseudo-Imperial |
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