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| 正面描述 | Pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust of Thrasamund facing right, rendered in late antique style with abbreviated regnal legend encircling the effigy. The portrait displays the characteristic stylization of Vandal royal coinage, imitating late Roman imperial prototypes in both iconography and epigraphy. |
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| 背面文字 | Latin |
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Thrasamund ruled the Vandal Kingdom for nearly three decades, a reign marked by careful diplomacy with Constantinople and a determined — if ultimately unsuccessful — campaign to suppress Nicene Christianity in favor of Arian doctrine. The Carthage mint under his administration produced some of the most refined silver coinage the Vandals issued, a reflection of the kingdom's continued exploitation of North Africa's established monetary infrastructure rather than any new monetary invention of their own.
At under 0.6 grams, these pieces circulated alongside a broader denominational system that the Vandals inherited almost wholesale from the late Roman administration they displaced in 439.