MK-WUE | Vandalen: Hilderich 523-530 n. Chr.

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Vandalen: Hilderich 523-530 n. Chr.
	Würzburg, Martin von Wagner Museum der Universität vault
Inventory no	Ka 997
Obverse	HILD REX. Drapierte und gepanzerte Büste des Hilderich mit Perlendiadem n. r.; Perlkreis.
Reverse	Kruckenkreuz in Kranz; Perlkreis.
Sitter	Hilderic (523-530), king of the Vandals
Class/status	Kingdom (medieval/modern)
Authority	Hilderic (523-530), king of the Vandals
Date	523-530 n. Chr.
Denomination	Nummus Nummus Introduced during the monetary reform of Diocletian as a silvered coin, quickly struck issued in bronze only. The Münzkabinett uses this term for such denominations until AD 348. The term is also used for coins from the Italian peninsula and those of the Migration period.
	Bronze ; 0,65 g; 9 mm; 7 h
Production	struck
Mint	Carthage
Region	Zeugitana
Country	Tunisia
Publications	Ph. Grierson - M. Blackburn, Medieval European Coinage, Bd. 1 (Cambridge 1986), Nr. 24-25; MIB I, Nr. 21 (Hilderich) = Taf. 42, Nr. 21; W. Wroth, Catalogue of the Coins of the Vandals, Ostrogoths and Lombards in the British Museum (London 1911), Nr. 9-10 (Hilderic).
Item	Coin
Department	Medieval Period, Early Middle Ages
Object number	ID847
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