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1/2 soldo - Siro d'Autriche prince de Correggio
| Issuer | Correggio |
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| Year | 1616-1630 |
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| Diameter | 19 mm |
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| Edge | Plain |
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| Mintage | ND (1616-1630) |
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Siro d'Austria was a legitimized son of the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II, granted the principality of Correggio in 1616 — one of the smaller imperial fiefs of northern Italy wedged between Parma and Mantua. His coinage rights were largely a political courtesy, and the billon issues produced under his name circulated in a region where Gonzaga and Este influence made local small change an act of jurisdictional assertion as much as economic necessity. The long date range reflects a modest, intermittent production rather than sustained minting activity.