1 Tremissis Torso with ten sections, with R

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表面の銘文	VNVI - IA R
裏面の説明	A bold equal-armed cross, potent or stepped in style, occupies the center of the reverse field, with small pellets or serifs at the terminals. The cross stands on a stepped base, a common motif on Lombard tremisses of this period derived from Byzantine prototypes. A degenerate pseudo-legend composed of repeated letter forms encircles the design, consistent with the degraded inscriptions typical of late 7th-century Italian barbarian coinage.
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追加情報	Lombard-period Tuscan tremisses of this type are among the most contested attributions in early medieval Italian numismatics — scholars continue to debate whether these issues originated at Lucca or at a secondary mint operating under loose ducal authority. The "torso with ten sections" classification is a modern die-study grouping, not a contemporary designation. The MEC I gap reference signals that this piece falls outside or between the catalogued series, which itself reflects how fragmentary the documentary record for seventh-century Tuscan gold coinage remains.

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