1/2 Batzen

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背面描述	The denomination and date are displayed in three lines of bold Latin text within the field, reading 1/2 above SCHWEIZ: BATZEN and the date 1808 below. The entire central inscription is framed by a symmetrical wreath of olive or laurel branches, tied at the base, extending to either side in a decorative arc. The overall design is simple, clean, and typical of early nineteenth-century Swiss cantonal coinage.
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附加信息	Schaffhausen's 1808 coinage came at a moment of profound administrative flux — the canton had only recently been reorganized under the Napoleonic-era Act of Mediation of 1803, which dissolved the Helvetic Republic and restored cantonal autonomy while standardizing many aspects of Swiss public life. Small billon fractions like this Halbbatzen were a practical concession to everyday commerce at a time when the Swiss monetary system remained a patchwork of cantonal, foreign, and remnant Helvetic coinage circulating simultaneously. The HMZ 2-776a designation places this squarely within the brief window of Schaffhausen's post-Mediation independent coinage before broader Swiss monetary consolidation pressures intensified after 1815.

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