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42 Nummi

Issuer Carthage, Vandal City of
Year 523-533
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Currency Nummus (480-533)
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description A horse's head facing left is depicted in the upper field, rendered in a bold, schematic style evoking the ancient Punic coinage tradition of Carthage. A palm branch extends to the right of the horse's head, a symbol long associated with Carthaginian numismatic iconography. A horizontal line divides the field, below which the value mark XLII appears in large Roman numerals, denoting 42 nummi. The design is contained within a border of dots, and the overall composition is spare and legible.
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Reverse lettering XLII
(Translation: 42)
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