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| 背面描述 | Central field bears a boldly struck cross pattée, with a small orb or globus at the centre, enclosed within a beaded inner circle. The four quadrants of the cross each contain a decorative element consistent with the city arms of Stralsund. The surrounding circumferential legend in uncial Latin reads DEVS. IN. NOMINE. TVO. (S`C) (+)., a devotional invocation meaning 'God, in Thy name', typical of late medieval German municipal coinage. The coin exhibits a hammered flan with a slightly irregular edge and multicolored cabinet toning. |
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| 背面铭文 | DEVS. IN. NOMINE. TVO. (S`C) (+). |
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Stralsund's early sixteenth-century fractional coinage was produced under the peculiar financial autonomy the city maintained as a member of the Hanseatic League — a trading bloc whose member cities often functioned more like sovereign monetary authorities than municipal governments. The mint operated under city council oversight, and small silver fractions like this were the workhorse of everyday Baltic commerce, passing through the hands of merchants, fishermen, and dockworkers alike.
The fourteen-year striking window suggests continuous demand rather than a single authorized issue, likely reflecting incremental council decisions to replenish circulating stock as pieces were lost to trade networks stretching from Lübeck to Riga.