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| 背面描述 | Standing figure of Victory advancing left, holding a long jeweled cross or staff in her right hand and a globus cruciger in her left, rendered in the elongated style typical of late antique tremisses. A single star appears to the right of the figure in the field, serving as a mint or issue mark distinctive to this type. The exergue bears the mint control mark COMOB, denoting Constantinople-standard pure gold fineness. The encircling legend VICTORIA AVCVSTORVM frames the design, proclaiming the victory of the Augusti. |
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The Ostrogoths under Theoderic struck gold in the name of the reigning eastern emperor as a deliberate political arrangement — Theoderic ruled Italy as a de facto sovereign but held the legal fiction of governing on behalf of Constantinople. This tremissis, issued across Theoderic's entire reign, reflects that careful balancing act: gold coinage in another ruler's name, circulating through a kingdom that was functionally independent.
The single star to the right of the reverse Victory is the diagnostic feature distinguishing Metlich 14 from closely related types in the series.