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| 背面描述 | Central field dominated by a large bold numeral V (denoting 5 nummi), flanked on either side by a six-pointed star at mid-height, all executed in a plain, functional style. A horizontal line separates the central device from the exergue, which bears the mint abbreviation CAT for Catania. The design is unadorned beyond these elements, consistent with the utilitarian character of small-denomination Byzantine copper coinage struck at provincial mints. |
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Tiberius II Constantine ruled for just four years after succeeding Justin II, who had descended into madness and been rendered effectively incapacitated by 574. The Catania mint — one of the westernmost Byzantine striking facilities — operated under conditions of persistent military pressure from Lombard incursions into Italy, and its output during this reign was irregular at best. MIB I#66 is among the scarcer of the Sicilian small module pieces from this period.