1/2 Schilling - Philip

正面描述	Three heraldic shields of arms arranged two over one within a beaded inner circle, surmounted by the initial letter 'P' for Elector Philip. The upper-left shield displays the Palatinate lion rampant, the upper-right bears the lozengy arms of Bavaria, and the lower shield displays a third heraldic device. The circular legend runs along the outer border, identifying the issuer by name and title.
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附加信息	Philip the Elector Palatine, who ruled from 1476 until his death in 1508, administered one of the most legally complex territories in the Empire — the Palatinate straddled the Rhine and carried electoral dignity that made its coinage a political instrument as much as a commercial one. Small silver fractions like this half Schilling circulated heavily in Rhine valley trade, where toll revenues and market dues required exact small change that the larger groschen denominations could not efficiently provide. The reference to Schult#2666 places this firmly within the documented Heidelberg mint production of Philip's later reign.

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