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Bíró-Sey Katalin: A szikáncsi solidus lelet VIRT 6X-6RC ROM típusának verőtövek szerinti vizsgálata

BÍRÓ-SEY KATALIN: A SZIKÁNCSI SOLIDUS LELET VIZSGÁLATA Irodalom BÍRÓNÉ-SEY 1975-1976 Bíróné Sey Katalin: A szikáncsi V. századi solidus lelet. - The Fifth Century Solidus Find of Szikáncs. NK 1975-1976,7-19. GOODACRE 1957 Goodacre, Hugh: A Handbook of the Coinage of the Byzantine Empire. London 1957 HERSCHEND 1987 Herschend, Frands: Metrologicals Problems. Tor 21, Uppsala 1987,173-204. HERSCHEND 1989 Herschend, Frands: Sorted Coins. The weight distribution of Denarii, Solidi and Darahim found on Gotland. In: Festschrift till Lars 0. Lagerquist. Stockholm 1989,141-153. MARTIN 1983 Martin, Max: Zum Gewicht des römischen Pfundes. Argenterie Romaine et Byzantine. Actes de la Table Ronde Paris 11-13 octobre 1983 (ed. Francois BARATTE) Paris 1988 RIC X 1994 The Roman Imperial Coinage. Volume X - J.P.C. Kent, The Divided Empire and the Fall of the Western Parts AD 395-491. London 1994 SUCHODOLSKI 1981 Stanislaw Suchodolski: Encore le poids de la livre romaine. Reconstruction du poids de l unité pondérale d après les monnaies. PACT 5 II.3,

1981 TOLSZTOJ 1912 Tolsztoj, I. L: Vizantijszkija moneti I. Peterburg 1912,31 Katalin Bíró-Sey Examination of the VIRT 6X-6XRC ROM type coins of the Szikáncs Hoard according to dies The hoard was found in 1963. It consisted of 1439 pieces that were analysed in a short publication (footnote 1 ). In the meantime it came to light that further 10 solidi are owned by unknown persons (footnote 2). Earlier the coins were determined on the basis of Tolstoi, and some pieces, of the Goodacre catalogue (footnotes 3-4). In the course of re-determining the find we used RIC volume X (footnote 5). Weight data of the pieces was refined (footnote 6). In the case of VIRTVS type (RIC X 261/282, 284) 61 solidi minted in 441, a total of 5 dies were used at obverses (nos. 181-185) and 7 dies at the reverses (nos. 1-7). Connections between dies are demonstrated on fig. 1. Average weight of the type is 4.466 g. Catalogue and figures are numbered 1129-1189 because this is only a part of the complete catalogue that is in process of preparation. Catalogue lists the pieces of the find in chronological order. 47