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拍品号 596:
The Lombards, Lombardic Italy. Anonymous. Imitative AR 1/8 Siliqua (=1 carat), 7th-8th century AD. Obv. Abstract rendering of a crude bust, two crosses pattée below, within raised dotted border. Rev. Cross potent above globe between two crosses pattée, within raised dotted border. 0.18 g. 11.5 mm. RRR. Extremely rare and unpublished in the standard references:
For iconographic prototypes: cf. MIBE II, Tiberius II, Ravenna 22 and Maurice, Ravenna 64; Ranieri 447-9 and 483; Bernareggi, ‘problem di Numismatica: le cosidette “silique di Pertarito”’, AIIN 12-14, 1965 pp, 119-130, pls 22-23, 1-16; MEC I, 328-331.
For denomination cf. M. O’Hara and I. Vecchi, ‘A find of Byzantine silver from the mint of Rome for the period AD 641-752, RSN 64, 1985, pp. 105-140, 1-20. Good VF. The denomination of 1/8 of a siliqua, or I carat weight, was the smallest silver denomination employed in Byzantine Rome and Ravenna, cf. MIB III: Justinian I 79, Heraclius 152-157, Constans II MIB III, Contantine IV MIB 73-76, Justinian II first reign MIB III 43, Leontius I MIB 30-31 and seems to have ended with Tiberius III MIB 71-72, after which it was replacement by its copper equivalent of 30 Nummis and Rome, cf. Justinian II first reign MIB 75-77.
For iconographic prototypes: cf. MIBE II, Tiberius II, Ravenna 22 and Maurice, Ravenna 64; Ranieri 447-9 and 483; Bernareggi, ‘problem di Numismatica: le cosidette “silique di Pertarito”’, AIIN 12-14, 1965 pp, 119-130, pls 22-23, 1-16; MEC I, 328-331.
For denomination cf. M. O’Hara and I. Vecchi, ‘A find of Byzantine silver from the mint of Rome for the period AD 641-752, RSN 64, 1985, pp. 105-140, 1-20. Good VF. The denomination of 1/8 of a siliqua, or I carat weight, was the smallest silver denomination employed in Byzantine Rome and Ravenna, cf. MIB III: Justinian I 79, Heraclius 152-157, Constans II MIB III, Contantine IV MIB 73-76, Justinian II first reign MIB III 43, Leontius I MIB 30-31 and seems to have ended with Tiberius III MIB 71-72, after which it was replacement by its copper equivalent of 30 Nummis and Rome, cf. Justinian II first reign MIB 75-77.
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