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1 Solidus In the name of Constantine IV

Issuer Uncertain Germanic tribes
Year 668-700
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Currency Solidus (circa 301-750)
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Obverse description Crude helmeted and cuirassed frontal bust of the emperor, rendered in a barbarous imitative style, holding a spear over the right shoulder. The surrounding field bears pseudo-legend characters — scattered, poorly formed Latin letters — reflecting the issuer's unfamiliarity with the prototype's inscription. The overall execution is characteristic of barbarian imitations of Byzantine solidi.
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Obverse lettering VA - NN
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Reverse script Latin
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