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| 表面の説明 | Two oval heraldic shields arranged side by side at center: the dexter shield bearing the rampant lion of Salzburg, the sinister shield displaying the barry arms of Archbishop Leopold Anton von Firmian. Above the shields, an oval cartouche encloses the denomination value and divides the date, with the year numerals flanking either side. The initial letter L, standing for Leopold, appears in the lower field between the two shields, flanked by pellets. The coin is struck within a plain milled border. |
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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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Leopold Anton von Firmian governed Salzburg from 1727 until his death in 1744, but his tenure is defined above all by the Salzburger Exil of 1731–32, in which he expelled roughly 20,000 Protestant subjects from the archbishopric in the dead of winter — one of the largest forced religious migrations of the 18th century. This tiny silver piece circulated through an economy simultaneously losing a substantial portion of its labor force to that expulsion, with many artisans and farmers among those driven out into Prussia and beyond.