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| 表面の説明 | Armored bust of Duke Frederick Casimir facing right, enclosed within a beaded inner circle, with the date divided on either side of the effigy. The peripheral Latin legend reads FRI. CAZI. D.G. DVX. TESCHINENSIS., identifying the ruler as Frederick Casimir, by the grace of God Duke of Teschen. The portrait is rendered in the Renaissance style typical of Silesian coinage of the period, with visible plate armor detailing on the shoulders. |
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| 表面の銘文 | FRI. CAZI. D.G. DVX. TESCHINENSIS. |
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Frederick Casimir of Cieszyn-Bielsko ruled a small divided remnant of the Duchy of Teschen, having received Bielsko as a separate holding following the partition of Piast territories in Silesia. His minting activity was brief and geographically constrained — Bielsko never operated a major mint under its own authority for long, which explains why issues attributable to his name and this specific locality remain scarce. MB#10 is among the few documented types from this short window of independent coinage.