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| 正面描述 | Central shield divided per pale, with the dexter half bearing three horizontal bars and the sinister half charged with a crescent and star — a mirrored arrangement of the standard Wallachian arms. The shield is set within the field with no additional bordure. A Cyrillic legend encircles the design, reading the ruler's titles, with a cross pattee at the commencement of the inscription. |
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| 背面文字 | Cyrillic |
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| 附加信息 |
Radu III — younger brother of Vlad III and installed as voivode by Ottoman backing after Vlad's 1462 campaign collapsed — ruled Wallachia through a period of near-constant political turbulence, alternating on the throne multiple times with Vlad himself. The "mirrored arms" variety of this issue reflects die-cutter inconsistency rather than intentional heraldic reversal, a known occurrence in Wallachian coinage of this period where workshop standards were loose and dies were sometimes engraved by hand without a reference template.
The MBR#264 cf. citation signals this piece does not fully conform to the type — worth noting when assessing attribution confidence.