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| 裏面の説明 | A frontal half-length effigy of Saint Bernward of Hildesheim, vested in episcopal robes and wearing a mitre, occupies the central field. In his left hand he holds a pastoral staff and in his right a crozier, rendered in the schematic Gothic style characteristic of late 15th-century north German hammered coinage. The saint's face is shown frontally with stylised drapery folds indicated by parallel incised lines. A beaded inner circle encloses the figure, with the abbreviated Latin legend of dedication running in the surrounding margin. |
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| 鋳造数 | 1493 - Buck/Bahrf 13; Levinson I-299 - 1494 - Buck/Bahrf 14; Levinson I-316 - 1495 - Buck/Bahrf 13; Levinson I-327 - |
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The Sechsling Bernwardgroschen takes its name from Saint Bernward, the Bishop of Hildesheim who died in 1022 and was canonized in 1193 — a figure so closely identified with the city that his cult remained a live civic asset three centuries after his death. Hildesheim's status as a bishop's seat gave the city complex monetary relationships: the cathedral chapter, the bishop, and the civic authorities each held competing claims over minting rights throughout the later medieval period.
The three catalog variants under Buck-Bahrfeldt suggest die progression across the narrow 1493–1495 window rather than distinct emissions.