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1 Soldo - Cristoforo Moro

Uitgever Republic of Venice
Jaar 1462-1471
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Vorm Round (irregular)
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Beschrijving keerzijde The winged Lion of Saint Mark occupies the central field, depicted passant or in a frontal heraldic pose typical of Venetian soldi of this period. The lion, a long-standing emblem of the Serenissima, is rendered in the summary style characteristic of hammered small-denomination Venetian coinage. The surrounding legend names the patron saint and issuing city. The overall appearance is consistent with the known iconography of Venetian fifteenth-century soldi.
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Aanvullende informatie

Cristoforo Moro's dogeship coincided with the catastrophic fall of Negroponte (Euboea) to the Ottomans in 1470, a loss that effectively ended Venetian dominance in the Aegean and triggered emergency fiscal measures across the Republic. Small silver issues like this soldo were part of a monetary system under increasing strain, as war expenditure forced Venice to repeatedly debase and restructure its coinage hierarchy through the 1460s.

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