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1 Carzia - Marcantonio Trevisan

Issuer Venetian Administration of Cyprus
Year 1553-1554
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Shape Round
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Reverse description Central field displays a rampant lion to the left, representing the Lion of Saint Mark, the heraldic emblem of the Venetian Republic, rendered in a bold if somewhat crude hammered style. The lion stands within a beaded or plain inner circle, its mane and raised forepaw clearly delineated. The surrounding circumscribed legend reads ✠ S • MARCVS • VENETVS, identifying Saint Mark of Venice as the patron, in Latin script. The composition is consistent with Venetian coinage issued for circulation in Cyprus during the mid-sixteenth century.
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Reverse lettering ✠ S • MARCVS • VENETVS
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