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| 正面描述 | Stylised radiate bust facing right, rendered in a bold, angular Anglo-Saxon idiom derived from late Roman prototypes. The head is surmounted by a prominent radiate crown composed of pellet-tipped rays, with the facial features indicated in a schematic manner characteristic of early insular gold coinage. A cross pattée appears before the face in the right field, serving as both a decorative and devotional element. The neck and truncation are adorned with pellet ornaments and linear detail suggesting drapery. The overall treatment reflects the degenerate but vigorous re-interpretation of Byzantine and Merovingian coin types by Anglo-Saxon die-cutters of the mid-seventh century. |
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| 背面描述 | Two clasped right hands rendered in bold relief, occupying the central field and symbolising concord or alliance — the classical dextrarum iunctio motif adopted from Roman and Byzantine coinage. The hands are depicted with pronounced finger detail, giving the design a striking, almost pictographic quality. The inscription NIE appears above the clasped hands, divided across the upper field, with an inverted letter A positioned below, likely a degenerate survival of a longer legend. The composition is enclosed within the irregular flan, with the lettering arranged in the field around the central device. |
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| 背面铭文 | NIE A |
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