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1/2 Ducat - Carolus I
| Uitgever | Valencia, Kingdom of |
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| Jaar | 1516-1544 |
| Type | Standard circulation coin |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | A crowned royal coat of arms of Aragon, displaying the characteristic pale-striped shield of the Crown of Aragon surmounted by a royal crown, set within an inner beaded circle. The shield is rendered in the hammered Gothic tradition, with bold relief work. The surrounding Latin legend reads: + VALENCIE MAIORICARVM, identifying the issuing territories of Valencia and Majorca, separated by small cross ornaments. |
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| Oplage | ND (1516-1544) |
| Aanvullende informatie |
Valencia maintained the right to strike its own gold coinage well into the Habsburg period, and Carolus I — Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire — inherited that prerogative when he arrived in Spain in 1517, an inexperienced Flemish teenager who spoke no Castilian and was deeply unpopular with the Aragonese Crown's constituent kingdoms. The Valencian revolt of the Germanies (1519–1523) erupted partly from this tension, yet the mint continued operating through the conflict.
Cal#24 is among the scarcer Valencian gold fractions of the reign, with documented examples showing significant die variation across the nearly three-decade emission span.