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1 Mariengroschen - Kaspar I of Hörsel
| Emittent | Abbey of Corvey |
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| Jahr | 1547-1554 |
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| Dicke | 0.55 mm |
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| Aversschrift | Latin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Crowned Madonna seated facing, holding the Christ Child in her left arm and a sceptre in her right, surrounded by radiating flames within a beaded inner circle. The composition closely follows the Mariengroschen type established in the Lower Saxon and Westphalian tradition, with the Virgin depicted in a formal, hieratic style. The legend, partially abbreviated, runs around the periphery between the inner and outer beaded borders, invoking the Virgin Mary as Mother of God. |
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Corvey, originally founded as a Carolingian imperial abbey in 822, had accumulated coinage rights over centuries but operated in an increasingly constrained political space by the mid-sixteenth century. Kaspar I of Hörsel's abbacy coincided with the upheaval of the Schmalkaldic War and its aftermath, a period when smaller ecclesiastical mints often issued hurriedly to meet local demand as imperial authority reorganized itself following Charles V's victory at Mühlberg in 1547.
The Mariengroschen denomination was a regional north German standard, and Corvey's output in this series was modest — the Ilisch/Schwede reference distinguishes multiple die combinations within this type, suggesting small sequential production runs rather than a single sustained issue.