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1 Penning - Eric XIV

Issuer Reval, City of
Year 1562
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Value 1 Pfenning (1⁄192)
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Obverse lettering 6 E Z
Reverse description A plain cross with expanded terminals divides the field into four quarters, all contained within a shield-shaped outline. No legend or inscription accompanies the design. The shield and cross motif reflects the traditional heraldic arms associated with the city of Reval, rendered in the simple, unadorned style characteristic of small-denomination hammered billon coinage of the period. The strike is weak and irregular at the margins, as is typical for this issue.
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Mintage 1562 - (15)6Z
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