1 Denarius X and circle, XX

正面描述	Highly stylized, barbaric effigy of a head facing right, rendered in a crude provincial style characteristic of Gothic imitative coinage. The head features an exaggerated radiate crown with boldly incised, splaying rays, and a heavily stylized facial treatment with schematic features. The hair is rendered as a mass of pellets or clustered beads below the crown, and the overall execution displays the degenerate imitation of late Roman imperial portraiture typical of the Taman Gothic series.
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附加信息	These Gothic imitative denarii, produced in the Taman Peninsula region around the turn of the fourth century, emerged from communities absorbing Roman monetary practices while Roman imperial authority in the northern Black Sea littoral was collapsing. The X and circle / XX control marks remain poorly understood — likely internal accounting symbols rather than anything tied to officina structure as Romans would have used them. Billon content varies wildly across the type, reflecting opportunistic metalworking rather than any controlled mint standard.

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