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| 背面描述 | Saint Antoninus depicted as a mounted warrior on horseback, proceeding to the left, the patron saint of Piacenza shown in full equestrian pose. The horse is rendered in profile with the rider raising an arm, consistent with the devotional imagery associated with the city's protector. The abbreviated legend referencing the saint and the city of Piacenza is divided across the field. A beaded border frames the entire composition. |
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| 背面铭文 | S.ANT.M.-PRO.PL. |
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Ranuccio II ruled Parma for nearly five decades under heavy Spanish suzerainty, his reign marked by financial mismanagement severe enough that the duchy's copper coinage became the primary means of covering shortfalls the silver issues could not absorb. The sesino was the lowest practical denomination in circulation, handling the transactions silver simply couldn't reach.
In 1612, his grandfather Ranuccio I had executed fourteen Parmesan nobles on fabricated conspiracy charges, largely to seize their estates. The dynasty's finances never fully recovered the credibility that episode destroyed.