Denarius dot, dot

Issuer	Gothic tribes (Taman Peninsula)
Year	275-325
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Diameter	20 mm
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Reverse description	A cross-like or anchor-shaped motif occupies the central field, formed by two intersecting raised bars meeting at approximately right angles, with a rounded element at the top that may represent a degraded imperial bust or globus. The lower field shows additional indistinct linear elements, possibly vestigial remnants of a standing figure or standard. The overall design is characteristic of a barbarous imitative reverse, derived from late Roman prototypes, executed with simplified, schematic engraving typical of Gothic tribal coinage of the Taman Peninsula region.
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Edge	Plain
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Mintage	ND (275-325)
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