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Rare Theodahad 40 nummi

271.

Theodahad.

Follis (40 nummi), 9.69g (5h). Rome,

534-536 AD. Obv: D N THEODA - HATVS REX

Helmeted bust right, with large cross on breast of

garment. Rx: VIC - TORIA - PRINCIP (N retro-

grade) S - C (S facing upwards) Victory standing

right on prow of galley, holding wreath and palm.

MEC 141. VF

$1,200

Ex CNG 82, 16 September 2009, lot 1129

272.

Witigis. 

536-539 AD. 10 Nummi, 2.96g (5h).

Ravenna. Obv: [INVICT] - A ROMA Helmeted bust

of Roma right. Rx: D N / WIT / ICES / REX in four

lines within wreath. Below, X. MIB I, pl. 41, 84.

Metlich 92. Ranieri 308. Wroth BMC Vandals, p.

79, 11, pl. X, 8. About VF

$500

Ex Gemini VII, 10 January 2010, lot 897

.

273.

Municipal coinage of Ravenna.

Decanummium,

2.98g (5h). Ravenna, 536-554 AD. Obv: FELIX R

- AVENNA Draped, turreted bust of Ravenna right.

Rx: Monogram of Ravenna in wreath. MEC 145.

BM 37. MIB pl. 40.72a. VF/About EF

$200

Ex CNG 88, 14 September 2011, lot 1740

Choice Baduila Half Siliqua

274.

Baduila

, 541-552 AD. Half Siliqua, 0.38g (5h).

Ticinum. Obv: Draped and cuirassed bust of

Baduila right, seen from front, diademed and with

small cross attached to top of diadem, surrounded

by botched legend, perhaps meant for Justinian:

DIIVSΓc - vVIΓΓIIΙ. Rx: Μοnogram of Baduila

with D above and retrograde N below, all within

laurel wreath. Cf. Kraus p. 191, pl. XII, 38 and MIB

pl. 39, 61. EF

$2,500

Ex Peus 417, 2 November 2016, H.-J. Lückger

Collection, lot 841

275.

Decanummium, 4.32g (6h). Obv: [D N B]ADV

- ILA REX Helmeted bust front, holding cross

or cross on globe in left hand. Rx: FLOREAS -

SEMPER (legend weak, especially on left) Baduila

wearing helmet and military dress standing right

holding spear in right hand and resting left hand on

shield, X in right field. MEC 162. MIB 90b. BM 44.

About VF

$500

Ex CNG 82, 16 September 2009, lot 1135

The figure on the reverse probably represents the

king, since the same type was accompanied by the

king’s name on decanummia of the slightly earlier

king Athalaric (526-534 AD). The wish expressed in

the reverse legend will therefore have been meant

for Baduila: “May you flourish forever!”

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