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| 正面铭文 | MEM ELISABETHAE MARIAE CHARLOTTAE PALAT RHENI |
| 背面描述 | Six-line funerary inscription in Latin occupying the central field, recording the death date and age of the deceased in Roman numerals, enclosed within a beaded inner circle. The legend reading DUC SIL LIGN BREG EXEMPL CASTITAT is arranged around the periphery, referencing her titles as Duchess of Silesia, Liegnitz, and Brieg and her exemplary chastity. The inscription records her death in May 1664 (OBIIT MDCLXIV M MAIO ... XIX), her age of twenty-five years (AETA N XXV), six months (MENS VI), and twenty-nine days (DXXIX), typical of baroque memorial coinage conventions. |
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Liegnitz-Brieg was among the last Silesian Piast duchies still operating with meaningful autonomy under Habsburg suzerainty, and by 1664 that autonomy was running out. The line would die with Georg Wilhelm in 1675, reverting the duchy directly to Vienna. Coinage from this final decade carries the quiet urgency of a dynasty aware of its own expiration — local minting rights were exercised aggressively in these years, producing a wider range of denominations than the duchy's actual economic weight would otherwise justify.
The eighth-thaler denomination was uncommon in Silesian output generally, making FuS#1862 a minor rarity within an already regionalized series.