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| 表面の説明 | Laureate and draped right-facing effigy of King William III, the hair rendered in flowing locks falling to the shoulder, set within a plain inner field. The portrait is executed in high relief in the characteristic style of the late 17th-century English milled coinage. The circular Latin legend runs from lower left to lower right around the periphery, separated from the bust by the coin's inner border of beads. The overall composition reflects the engraving style associated with the Roettier workshop. |
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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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William III's early coinage is distinguished by a notably crude harp on the Irish quarter of the shield — a design so criticised at the time that it was revised within a few years of his accession. The 1695 date falls squarely in this early period, before the major recoinage of 1696 which was driven not by aesthetic concerns but by the catastrophic state of English silver currency, clipped and debased to the point where commerce was grinding to a halt. Gold issues of this moment circulated in a monetary environment under severe stress.
The early harp variety is the distinguishing factor for KM#487.1 against its successors.