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1 Dreiling Gold Pattern

Issuer Lübeck, Free Hanseatic city of
Year 1698
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Reverse description Central device depicts the Lübeck city arms — the distinctive double-barred patriarchal cross within a quartered circle — rendered in bold relief within a beaded inner circle. The numeral 192, denoting the coin's fractional denomination (1/192 of a Thaler), is prominently displayed in the lower segment of the quartered shield. Above the cross, a small heraldic eagle or ornament is visible at the top of the inner device. The surrounding Latin legend MONE NO LVB 98 192, meaning 'New Money of Lübeck, 1698, 1/192,' encircles the design with pellet stops separating the elements. The reverse is cleanly struck, consistent with the high-fineness gold proof-like presentation expected of a pattern issue.
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Reverse lettering MONE NO LVB 98 192
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