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Tremissis - Agila II Narbona

Issuer Visigothic Kingdom
Year 710-714
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Facing bust of the king in a highly schematic, late Visigothic style, rendered in low relief with a domed helmet or diadem surmounted by a prominent central pellet and radiating lines suggesting a crown or crest. The effigy is flanked by stylized pellets and cross motifs in the field, reflecting the degenerate but characteristic artistic conventions of the final phase of Visigothic coinage. A surrounding Latin legend, partially degenerate and difficult to read, encircles the central device within a beaded border.
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Obverse lettering +I D IEA CHI IAPX
Reverse description Central cross potent or cross with expanded terminals placed upon a stepped base, rendered in a schematic and degenerate style typical of late Visigothic tremisses struck at Narbonne. The cross is flanked by pellets in the field, emphasizing the Christian symbolism prevalent on Visigothic coinage. A Latin legend encircles the central motif within a beaded border, identifying the mint city and the royal epithet.
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