1 Ducat - Charles Eugen

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背面描述	Crowned Württemberg coat of arms at center, flanked by decorative cartouche and scrollwork, with the date 1791 divided in the exergue below. The Württemberg arms display the characteristic quartered shield with antlers and three stag antlers. Mint master initials FH and CH appear flanking the lower portion of the shield. The motto legend arcs around the upper periphery, reading PROVIDE ET CONSTANTER, separated by a decorative stop.
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附加信息	Charles Eugene ruled Württemberg for over half a century — one of the longest reigns of any German prince — and spent lavishly throughout, famously founding the Hohe Karlsschule in Stuttgart, the military academy where Schiller studied before fleeing the duchy in 1782. By 1791 the duke was in his final year of life, his treasury strained by decades of court excess and building projects that rivaled Versailles in ambition if not scale. Ducats from this late period of his reign were struck in small quantities, reflecting both reduced fiscal activity and an administration winding down.

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