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1 Quattrino - Benedict XIV Pine cone left

Uitgever Papal States (Ravenna)
Jaar 1740-1758
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Diameter 21 mm
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Beschrijving voorzijde Central device depicts the papal arms of Benedict XIV: the apostolic cross surmounted by the papal tiara and crossed keys, all rendered in low relief within the irregular hammered field. The shield displays the heraldic devices of the Lambertini family. The coin border exhibits a rope or cable pattern typical of Ravenna Mint issues of this period. The design is characteristic of mid-eighteenth-century papal coinage produced under hammered technique, resulting in slightly uneven strike and irregular flan.
Schrift voorzijde Latin
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Aanvullende informatie

Benedict XIV — born Prospero Lambertini — governed the Papal States with a reformist temperament unusual for the mid-eighteenth century, actively corresponding with Voltaire and earning a reputation as the most intellectually serious pope of his age. Ravenna's mint operated under tight provincial oversight during his pontificate, and the quattrino was the lowest practical denomination in circulation there, used almost exclusively for petty local commerce. The pine cone on this issue is the ancient civic emblem of Ravenna itself, not a papal device, which marks it immediately as a regional rather than Roman mint product.

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