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1 Batzen - Ernest of Bayern
| Emittent | Bishopric of Passau |
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| Jahr | 1517-1529 |
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| Währung | Thaler |
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| Reversbeschreibung | St. Stephen, patron saint of Passau Cathedral, depicted standing facing front in clerical vestments with a nimbus, holding a palm frond in his right hand. Before him, at lower center, is the shield of Passau bearing the rampant lion. The figure is framed by an inner beaded circle, with the two-part Latin devotional legend arranged symmetrically in the outer field, divided by the saint's figure. |
| Reversschrift | Latin |
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Ernest of Bavaria held the See of Passau from 1517 until his death in 1540, but his batzens bearing this type were struck only through 1529 — the likely date of a minting suspension tied to the disruptions of the early Reformation, which hit the Passau diocese with particular force given its geographic position on the Bavarian-Austrian frontier. The batzen itself was a South German silver denomination that had emerged around 1500 as a practical unit for regional trade, worth four kreuzer.
Ernest was the son of Duke Albert IV of Bavaria, and his appointment was openly political — a Habsburg-Wittelsbach accommodation over a strategically critical see.