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| 背面描述 | Double-headed crowned imperial eagle displayed, with wings spread, bearing an orb on the breast charged with a cross. The eagle is rendered in fine detail with feathers delineated throughout, and the two crowns are joined by a central imperial crown above. The surrounding legend contains the titles of Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand II. |
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Philip Adolph von Ehrenberg became Prince-Bishop of Würzburg in 1623 — the same year this coin began striking — and his tenure rapidly became one of the most violent episodes of the Counter-Reformation in the Holy Roman Empire. He presided over the execution of more than 300 people for witchcraft between 1626 and 1631, including children and members of his own cathedral chapter. The quarter thaler series falls at the precise opening of his reign, before that machinery of persecution reached full operation.
Würzburg's mint was active through the early Thirty Years' War, when silver coinage was under enormous pressure from the Kipper und Wipperzeit currency debasement crisis that had only recently destabilized trade across the Empire.