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1 Groschen - William V of Jülich-Kleve-Berg

Uitgever Ravensberg, County of
Jaar 1580-1591
Type Standard circulation coin
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Beschrijving keerzijde Central device features a long cross with a globus cruciger — a crowned orb — at its center, dividing the field into quadrants. The date is split across the upper quadrants flanking the cross arm, reading 1583 (as visible on the example illustrated). A beaded inner circle frames the central cross and orb motif, with the denomination implied through the standard Groschen format. The surrounding field carries a continuous Latin legend identifying the issuing authority and the monetary character of the piece. The overall reverse design conforms to the standard Groschen type widely used in the Holy Roman Empire during this period.
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Oplage 1580 - - 13,216
1581 - - 90,720
1582 - 158Z - 26,320
1583 - - 86,464
1584 - - 59,560
1585 - - 61,040
1586 RNC - - 15,120
1587 RNC - - 9,184
1588 - - 33,488
1589 - - 41,776
1590 - - 20,832
1591 - - 9,632
Aanvullende informatie

William V ruled Jülich-Kleve-Berg from 1539 until his death in 1592, but the final decade of his reign was effectively governed by regents — William had been declared mentally incapacitated around 1566, a condition that worsened progressively and left him unable to conduct affairs of state. Coinage issued under his name during the 1580s was therefore authorized and administered by others, chiefly his wife Maria of Austria and the ducal council. The succession crisis his incapacity triggered would eventually draw in both Spain and the Dutch Republic, culminating in the War of the Jülich Succession after 1609.

Ravensberg was a county held in personal union with the Jülich-Kleve-Berg territories, which explains the issuing authority here despite the Jülich-Kleve-Berg titular attribution.

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