1 Pfennig - Frederick V

正面描述	Shield bearing the Hohenzollern quartered arms — divided per fess and per pale, displaying the characteristic sceptre or staff device alongside the Hohenzollern eagle — struck on an irregularly shaped square flan typical of late medieval hammered pfennig coinage. The shield occupies the central field, with the letter 'F' (for Fridericus) or a similar initial appearing above in the upper portion of the die. The surfaces show the characteristic flatness and uneven strike associated with hand-hammered bracteate-style pfennigs of the Nuremberg Burgraviate.
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铸币厂	Nuremberg Mint
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附加信息	Frederick V ruled the Burgraviate of Nuremberg until his death in 1398, during which time the burgraves were in near-constant tension with the city of Nuremberg itself — a conflict that would end with his son Frederick VI selling the burgravial rights to the Hohenzollern line and eventually to Brandenburg in 1415. These small silver pfennigs circulated in a fractured monetary environment, competing with issues from the imperial city, the bishopric of Bamberg, and dozens of minor Franconian authorities within a few miles of each other.

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