1 Ducat

发行方	Nuremberg, Free imperial city of
年份	1635
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方向	Medal alignment ↑↑
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正面描述	The Nuremberg civic eagle displayed in the center of the field, wings spread, facing dexter, rendered in the late German Renaissance style with finely engraved feather detail. The eagle stands with talons visible at the base, serving as the heraldic emblem of the Free Imperial City. A circular Latin legend surrounds the device, separated from the inner field by a beaded border, with a cross pattee serving as the legend stop at the top.
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铸造量	1635
附加信息	Nuremberg struck ducats continuously through the Thirty Years' War, which by 1635 had already consumed the city's immediate region for seventeen years. The Peace of Prague was signed that same year, briefly pulling most German princes away from the Swedish alliance — a political realignment that left Nuremberg, which had sheltered Swedish forces and Gustavus Adolphus himself in 1632, in an awkward diplomatic position. Gold issues of this period served hard commercial and diplomatic functions; paper and debased silver had become deeply distrusted across the Empire. KM#135 is the standard municipal ducat type of this period, struck to the Rhenish ducat weight standard Nuremberg maintained with unusual consistency throughout the war years.

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