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Tremissis - Chlothar III Paris mint

Issuer Wandelenus (moneyer), Merovingian Kingdom
Year 657-673
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Currency Tremissis (476-670)
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Reverse description Central device consisting of a cross ancrée (anchor cross) with splayed, anchor-shaped terminals set upon a globus, rendered in bold relief typical of Merovingian tremisses of this period. The cross fills the inner field and is enclosed within a beaded or toothed border. A circular Latin legend naming the moneyer surrounds the central motif, reading VVΛNDELENO M with a cross. The overall composition reflects the standardized reverse type of Merovingian royal coinage attributable to the Paris mint workshop.
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Reverse lettering VVΛNDELENO M ✠
(Translation: Coin of Wandelenus.)
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