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Ostrogoths, Athalaric, 526 - 534 Ad, Tremissis In The Name Of Justinian I,

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Ostrogoths, Athalaric, 526 - 534 AD, Tremissis in the name of Justinian I, 527 - 565 AD, Rome.

Athalaric (516 - 2 October 534) was the King of the Ostrogoths in Italy between 526 and 534. He was a son of Eutharic and Amalasuntha. His maternal grandfather was Theoderic the Great. He succeeded his grandfather as king in 526.

As Athalaric was only ten years old, the regency was assumed by his mother, Amalasuntha. His mother attempted to provide for him an education in the Roman tradition, but the Gothic nobles pressured her to allow them to raise him as they saw fit. As a result, Athalaric drank heavily and indulged in vicious excesses, which ruined his constitution

Mass: 1.51 g
Diameter: 21
Obv: Diad., draped and cuir. bust right
Legend: DN IVST IANV P P AV
Rev: Victory, holding wreath, star to right in ex. COMOB
Legend: AVCTORVM VOTORVII
Ref: S.145

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Very nice coin. I like that someone added the loop to the coin way back when and used it as a piece of jewelry.
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I don't like the loop that so well, but I guess it has to stay there, because it is most probably been part of the history of the coin for many centuries.
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