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1 Albus - William II

Issuer Hessen, Landgraviate of
Year 1502
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Technique Hammered
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Reverse description Central field features a crowned, frontal bust of a female saint — identified as Saint Elizabeth of Thuringia, patron saint of Hesse — depicted in half-length, wearing a crown and holding her hands in prayer, with a Gothic church or tower visible to her left. The figure is enclosed within a beaded inner ring in the late Gothic artistic tradition characteristic of Hessian coinage of the period. The surrounding circular Latin legend reads GLORIA:REI:PVBLICE:1502, meaning 'Glory to the Commonwealth,' with the date 1502 incorporated into the legend. The overall composition reflects the pious imagery and civic symbolism common to early sixteenth-century German silver coinage.
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Reverse lettering GLORIA:REI:PVBLICE:1502
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