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| 表面の説明 | Interlaced royal cypher 'GR' (Georgius Rex) in elaborate script, surmounted by a royal crown with cross finial, all within a milled border. The mintmaster's mark 'S' appears in the lower field beneath the monogram. The design is rendered in a bold Baroque style with flowing, intertwined letterforms typical of early 18th-century German coinage. |
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| 表面の銘文 | GR S |
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Saxe-Lauenburg had effectively ceased to exist as a sovereign duchy in 1689, when the male line died out with Julius Franz and Denmark absorbed the territory. By 1739, when these half-Dreilings were struck, the duchy had been under Hanoverian administration for over two decades following George I's acquisition of it — a claim pursued through his mother Sophia Dorothea's inheritance rights. That George II continued issuing coins under the Saxe-Lauenburg title was a deliberate assertion of a separate feudal claim, distinct from his Hanoverian electorate, even as the territory functioned as little more than an administrative appendage.