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| 正面铭文 | D N PLA VALENTI-NIANVS P F AVG |
| 背面描述 | Valentinian III depicted standing facing front, draped and cuirassed, holding a long cross in his right hand and a Victory on globe in his left hand. His right foot treads upon the head of a human-headed, closed-coiled serpent, symbolising imperial triumph over evil. The field is divided by the legend, with the exergue bearing the mint mark COMOB indicating Constantinopolitan gold standard. |
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The Visigoths struck gold solidi in the name of reigning Western emperors as a deliberate act of political accommodation — acknowledging nominal Roman authority while operating as an autonomous power within former imperial territory. This issue, produced during Theoderic I's reign and the years immediately following his death at the Catalaunian Plains in 451, reflects the careful diplomatic balancing act the Visigoths maintained with Ravenna throughout the mid-fifth century. Toulouse, the Visigothic capital, was the almost certain production site.
The fabric tends to be slightly broader and flatter than contemporary imperial strikes from Ravenna.