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1 Ferding - Wolter von Plettenberg Riga, wavy shield, without halo
| Emittent | Livonian Order |
|---|---|
| Jahr | 1533 |
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| Währung | Schilling (1422-1561) |
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| Aversschrift | Latin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | A detailed depiction of the castle of Riga occupying the central field, rendered in Gothic style with towers, battlements, and arched gateways prominently shown. Above the castle gateway, crossed keys of St. Peter are displayed, serving as the arms of the Archbishop of Riga. The entire device is surrounded by a circular Latin legend, with the coin date incorporated within the inscription. The design is characteristic of Livonian municipal coinage of the early sixteenth century. |
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Wolter von Plettenberg was the most successful military commander the Livonian Order ever produced, having defeated a Russian invasion force under Ivan III at the Battle of Smolina River in 1502 — a victory that secured a half-century of relative peace for the Baltic territories. By 1533, when this ferding was struck in Riga, he was in his late eighties and had governed the Order for over four decades, an extraordinary tenure. The Holy Roman Emperor Charles V elevated him to Imperial Prince in 1526, a rank unique among Livonian Masters.
The "without halo" designation distinguishes this die variety from issues that depict him with a saint's halo — a iconographic detail that shifted across the Riga mint's output during his final years.