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130 - MEROVINGIANS - Pseudo-Imperial Coinage, 6th Century
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MEROVINGIANS - Pseudo-Imperial Coinage, 6th Century Reign of Leovigild (568–586) Bust wearing a diadem, facing right. Reverse: Victory walking to the right, holding a crown. On the rim, AICT for VICT; in the exergue, CONOB in reverse. Visigothic-style triens (one-third of a gold sou) of Frankish origin. (1.37 g) An interesting coin. Very fine. These coins, modeled after those from the reign of Leovigild, circulated in southwestern France. Leovigild was born around 530 and died in 586. He was the Visigothic king of Hispania and Septimania from 568 to 586. His reign marked a turning point in the history of both Spain and the Visigoths. Expert: Ms. Françoise Berthelot-Vinchon
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