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| 正面描述 | Armored bust of Philip IV facing right, wearing a prominent ruffed collar and pauldrons, rendered in high relief in the Spanish Baroque manner. The royal effigy is depicted with considerable detail in the armor chasing. The peripheral legend is divided at the top by the mint mark, with the regnal date appearing above the bust. The inscription runs continuously around the coin within the irregular hammered flan. |
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| 正面铭文 | PHIL · IIII · D · G · HISP · ET · INDIAR · REX (Translation: Philip IV, by God`s grace King of Spains and the Indies) |
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| 附加信息 |
Philip IV inherited the Spanish Netherlands at seventeen, in 1621, just as the Twelve Years' Truce with the Dutch Republic expired — meaning this coin was struck entirely within the resumed Eighty Years' War. Brabant's mints were under persistent pressure during these years, supplying silver for both commerce and military expenditure across the southern provinces. The ducaton series itself had been introduced in the Spanish Netherlands partly to compete with the Dutch leeuwendaalder circulating heavily in the region.
The "First type" designation distinguishes this issue from the revised ducaton coinage introduced later in Philip's reign, with the transition documented in Delmonte's typology between S#279 and S#280 reflecting minor die modifications rather than a policy change.