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| 正面描述 | Central field displays a crowned coat of arms of Charles V as Holy Roman Emperor and Count of Holland, struck on a small irregular flan typical of hammered billon coinage. The shield, though heavily worn, retains traces of the quartered imperial heraldic design surmounted by a crown. A partial Latin legend encircles the periphery, referencing Charles V's imperial title. The die work is characteristic of mid-sixteenth-century Low Countries mint practice, with the legend and devices compressed to suit the diminutive module. |
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| 正面文字 | Latin |
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Charles V standardized Low Countries coinage through the monetary ordinances of 1539 and 1548, folding the previously fragmented county coinages into a more unified imperial system. Holland's penning issues from this window were struck at Dordrecht, one of the few mints still authorized to produce small billon denominations for local circulation. The 3-mijt valuation reflects the simultaneous use of both Flemish and Holland accounting systems during this transitional period.