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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin (uncial) |
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| 裏面の説明 | A frontal enthroned figure of Saint Martin of Tours, patron saint of the Bishopric of Utrecht, depicted in full episcopal vestments including mitre and cope, seated beneath a Gothic trefoil canopy flanked by architectural turrets. The saint holds a pastoral staff or crozier in his left hand, with his right hand raised in benediction. The figure is rendered in the flat, linear Gothic style characteristic of late 15th-century Low Countries hammered coinage. The surrounding uncial legend in the outer annulus reads: SANCTVS MARTIN' EPIS', invoking the saint's identity as bishop, separated by cross and star-shaped stops. |
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David of Burgundy, illegitimate son of Philip the Good, was imposed on the Utrecht see in 1456 after a prolonged power struggle that required direct Burgundian military intervention to resolve. His tenure was defined by that same dynastic pressure — he governed as much as a Burgundian political instrument as a bishop, and his coinage reflects it. The Jager series, named for the hunter motif, was minted in fractional denominations to address chronic small-change shortages in the Rhine-Meuse trade corridor during the 1470s.
The three KM subtypes distinguish minor die variations in the arms configuration, catalogued separately by Van Gelder and Hoc.