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1 Oord - Philip II Shaded shield

Issuer Utrecht, City of
Year 1578-1579
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Obverse description Central field occupied by the arms of Utrecht — a shield divided diagonally, the lower half hatched to indicate tincture, surmounted by a fleur-de-lis finial above the shield's upper edge. The shield is rendered in a bold, slightly irregular hammered style characteristic of late sixteenth-century Low Countries coinage. A circular legend in Latin capital letters runs around the periphery, separated by cross stops, within a beaded border.
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Reverse description Central field bears the quartered royal arms of Philip II of Spain, displaying castles and lions in the lower quarters and diagonal bars (Aragon) alongside fleurs-de-lis (France) in the upper quarters, the entire shield surmounted by an imperial crown rendered in bold relief. The arms are presented in the characteristic shaded-shield style with internal hatching to denote heraldic tinctures. A circular Latin legend in capital letters, punctuated by cross and dot stops, surrounds the design within a beaded outer border.
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