1 Ducat

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背面描述	An armored and laureate bust of Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI faces right, depicted with flowing curled hair, a draped and armored shoulder, and lace cravat at the truncation. The date 1712 appears on the truncation of the bust. The surrounding legend, divided by the bust, reads CAROLVS VI D G R I S A G H H & B R, abbreviating his full imperial and royal titles, and is set within a fine milled border.
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附加信息	Regensburg's status as a Free Imperial City gave it the right to strike its own coinage, a privilege it exercised aggressively well into the eighteenth century despite a population and economic footprint that barely justified a municipal mint. By 1712, the city had been hosting the Immerwährender Reichstag — the perpetual diet of the Holy Roman Empire — for over fifty years, a function that brought diplomatic traffic and hard currency through the city but did little to stabilize its finances. The .986 fineness matches the longstanding ducat standard enforced across the Empire, which made these pieces acceptable in international trade well beyond the city's modest political reach.

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