  The emergence of non-configurational symmetry is studied in a minimal
example. The system under scrutiny consists of a dimeric hexagonal complex with
configurational $C_3$ symmetry, formulated as a tight-binding model. An
accidental three-fold degeneracy point in parameter space is found; it is shown
that an internal $U(3)$ symmetry group operates on Hilbert space, but not on
configuration space. The corresponding discrete Wigner functions for the
irreducible representations of $C_6 \cong C_3 \times Z_2$ are utilized to show
that a $6\times 6$ phase space is sufficient to exhibit an invariant subset.
The dynamical symmetry is thus identified with a discrete semi-plane. Some
implications on other known hidden symmetries of continuous systems are
qualitatively discussed.
