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| 裏面の説明 | A bold cross pattée centered in the field, with arms extending nearly to the inner circle, dividing the coin into four equal quadrants. A beaded inner circle frames the cross, with the devotional Latin legend arranged around the outer border. The cross is rendered in a flat, high-relief medieval style typical of hammered silver coinage of the Lower Saxon region. |
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| 縁 | Plain |
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Lüneburg's civic coinage drew its wealth directly from the city's salt trade — the Saline, operating continuously from the medieval period, made Lüneburg one of the wealthiest cities in northern Germany and gave it both the means and the political standing to strike its own silver. Jesse 515 falls within a series whose precise dating remains debated among specialists, the catalog reference alone doing little to anchor it chronologically within the city's long minting history.