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Tremissis / 1/3 Dinar - Unknown - Ifriqiya - North Africa Spain and North Africa - Arab-Byzantine

Issuer Umayyad Caliphate
Year 704
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Weight 1.38 g
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Obverse description Central field bears a Latin inscription arranged in two horizontal lines reading NTERCIN, with a partial circular legend around the periphery reading AROSEVER or similar degraded Latin characters. The legends are deeply struck in a bold, somewhat barbarous style characteristic of Arab-Byzantine transitional coinage from Ifriqiya. The lettering shows the angular, irregular execution typical of early Umayyad Latin-script issues struck at Carthage. No figurative imagery is present; the design is entirely epigraphic. The overall style reflects the deliberate imitation and adaptation of late Roman monetary traditions by the Umayyad administration in North Africa.
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Obverse lettering `Deus eternus Deus magnus Deus omnium creator,`
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Mintage 85 (704)
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