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| Uitgever | Principality of Retegno |
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| Jaar | 1726 |
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| Valuta | Filippo |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Draped bust of Antonio Tolomeo Trivulzio Gallio facing right, wearing a voluminous curled wig rendered in fine relief with flowing locks cascading over the shoulders. The portrait is executed in a bold baroque style with high relief modeling of the facial features. A circular legend in Latin surrounds the effigy, reading ANT. PTOLOM. TRIVULTIUS along the upper arc. The rim is defined by a plain inner border adjacent to a reeded edge. |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | Baroque cartouche-style heraldic shield displaying diagonal barry or paly arms of the Trivulzio family, surmounted by a princely crown with decorative mantling and drapery suspended on either side. A small cherub or mask ornament appears at the base of the crown. The armorial achievement is set within an elaborately scrolled escutcheon frame in the baroque manner. The surrounding circular Latin legend records the title and date: S • R • I • PRINC & BARO • RETENY • IMP • 1726. |
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| Aanvullende informatie |
Retegno was among the smallest of the Imperial fiefs in Lombardy, and the Trivulzio Gallio family's right to strike coin was more a matter of inherited privilege than economic necessity. By 1726, such petty princely minting was already an anachronism — the major Italian states had long consolidated monetary production, and issues like this one circulated in negligible quantities, functioning more as demonstrations of seigneurial status than as working currency.
Antonio Tolomeo held the title through the Gallio line, which had absorbed the Trivulzio name through inheritance. The hyphenated dynastic surname itself signals the genealogical contortions required to keep a moribund fief legally productive.