bmv_472389 - TROYES (TRECAS) Denier KAPPAS
350.00 €(Approx. 406.00$ | 304.50£)
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Type : Denier KAPPAS
Date: (VII-VIIIe siècles)
Mint name / Town : Troyes (10)
Metal : silver
Diameter : 13,5 mm
Orientation dies : 10 h.
Weight : 1,23 g.
Rarity : R3
Coments on the condition:
Denier uniface, avec la trace du coin de droit. Revers assez bien venu. Patine grise, fine et poreuse
Catalogue references :
Predigree :
Cet exemplaire provient de la collection Raymond D. (1948-2017), il a été acquis auprès de POINSIGNON (2.600 fr)
Obverse
Obverse description : Lisse.
Reverse
Reverse legend : PAS.
Reverse description : Trois lettres en plein champ.
Commentary
Ce denier est lisse au droit, mais il porte normalement les lettres KAP au droit. Un denier de ce type est illustré dans le trésor de Nice-Cimiez qui en aurait contenu au moins cinq exemplaires.
Morel Fatio les attribuait à l’évêque Passencius... Les monnaies B. 5966-5968 présentent diverses variantes de légendes, mais restent assez homogènes..
This denarius is smooth on the obverse, but it normally bears the letters KAP on the reverse. A denarius of this type is illustrated in the Nice-Cimiez treasure, which is said to have contained at least five examples. Morel Fatio attributed them to Bishop Passencius... The coins B. 5966-5968 present various variants of legends, but remain fairly homogeneous.
Morel Fatio les attribuait à l’évêque Passencius... Les monnaies B. 5966-5968 présentent diverses variantes de légendes, mais restent assez homogènes..
This denarius is smooth on the obverse, but it normally bears the letters KAP on the reverse. A denarius of this type is illustrated in the Nice-Cimiez treasure, which is said to have contained at least five examples. Morel Fatio attributed them to Bishop Passencius... The coins B. 5966-5968 present various variants of legends, but remain fairly homogeneous.
Historical background
TROYES (TRECAS)
(7th century)
The city of Troyes owes its name to the Gallic Tricasses tribe, whose capital was called Augustabona in Roman times. In 451, Roman Emperor Valentinian III, with the help of his auxiliaries Visigoths, Bretons, Burgundians, Lètes, Saxons and Franks defeated the Huns between Troyes and Châlons-en-Champagne, at a place called "Les champs Catalauniques". In 878, Pope John VIII convened a council there. Devastated shortly after by the Normans, the city rose from its ruins. It became in the Middle Ages, at the time of the Champagne fairs, a prosperous market known for its large annual fairs, in which weights and measures were defined, such as the troy weight still in force today. In the Merovingian period, the city struck the names of IVSTINVS, CHARIBERTVS REX, GENNVLFVS, AVDOLENVS, MVMMOLENVS, CONCESSVS, BERTERAMNVS, VVILLOBERTVS.
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