1/4 Gulden - Frederick Alexander

正面描述	Right-facing draped bust of Frederick Alexander, Count of Wied, depicted in elaborate armored dress with ornate lace cravat and richly decorated cuirass, rendered in high relief in the Baroque manner. The hair is styled in a voluminous curled periwig typical of the mid-18th century. The peripheral legend reads FRID.ALEX.COMES WEDAE R. ET I., identifying the ruler as Friedrich Alexander, Count of Wied, Runkel and Isenburg. The date 1753 appears in the lower exergue beneath the truncation.
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背面描述	A detailed panoramic view of the town of Neuwied as seen from the Rhine River, depicting a skyline of churches, towers, and civic buildings rendered in fine engraved relief, with stylized waves representing the river in the foreground. Above the townscape, a radiant sun emits bold rays against the open field. A ribbon cartouche inscribed NEOWEDA arches over the cityscape. The upper legend reads DECENTE LIBERTATE FLORESCAT, meaning 'May it flourish with fitting liberty.' In the lower exergue, flanked by decorative scrollwork, the denomination is stated as 1/4 GULDEN with the fineness notation FEIN SILB to either side.
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