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| 正面描述 | Central shield displaying a bipartite arms: the imperial eagle of the Holy Roman Empire impaled with the cross of Cologne, surmounted by a large ornate crown. The entire composition is enclosed within a beaded or linear circle, with the circumferential Latin legend running along the outer border of the field. |
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| 边缘 | Plain |
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Neuss struck thalers under imperial minting rights granted to the city, a privilege fiercely defended against repeated attempts by the Archbishops of Cologne to absorb municipal coinage authority into their own ecclesiastical domain. The issues of 1568–1572 fall within a period when Neuss was also navigating the economic disruptions of the early Dutch Revolt, which strangled Rhine trade routes the city depended on entirely.
Davenport's attribution under the German Talers series places this among a small group of Rhenish civic issues that rarely appear outside regional collections. The Noss corpus remains the definitive reference for Neuss municipal coinage.