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1/4 Mariengulden
| Emittent | Hildesheim, City of |
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| Jahr | 1522-1523 |
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| Form | Round |
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| Averslegende | MONE: NOVA: HILDESEM:(date) |
| Reversbeschreibung | The reverse depicts the enthroned Madonna and Child in high medieval style: the Virgin Mary is shown seated facing forward, wearing a crown and flowing robes, cradling the infant Christ on her left arm, a composition consistent with the Mariengulden tradition of the Hildesheim mint. The figures are rendered in bold, slightly archaic relief typical of early sixteenth-century hammered German silver coinage, surrounded by a beaded inner circle. The encircling Latin legend AVE: GRACIA: MATER: DEI: — a Marian invocation — runs continuously around the outer border, referencing the Angelic Salutation and reinforcing the devotional character of this denomination. |
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| Zusätzliche Informationen |
Hildesheim's civic coinage of the early 1520s emerged from a period of acute municipal tension between the city and its prince-bishop, a conflict that would eventually erupt into the Hildesheim Diocesan Feud of 1519–1523. The city issued under its own authority precisely because that authority was under active contest. This quarter-Mariengulden belongs to the tail end of that feud, struck while the political settlement was still unresolved.