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1 Schilling - Eric XIV Type 1, with crown

Issuer Reval, City of
Year 1561-1562
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Thickness 0.5 mm
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description At centre, a shield bearing a long cross topped by a crown, the whole enclosed within a rope or twisted wreath border forming an inner circle. The heraldic shield with the crowned cross represents the arms of the city of Reval. A circular Latin legend surrounds the inner border, partially legible on the irregularly struck flan, reading the mint attribution of Reval.
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