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1 Thaler

Uitgever Bremen, City of
Jaar 1743
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Beschrijving voorzijde The central field displays the crowned civic arms of Bremen — a shield bearing a silver key on a red ground — flanked by two rampant lion supporters standing on a decorative scrollwork base. A municipal crown surmounts the shield. The circular legend reads MONETA. NOVA. REIPUBL: BREMENSIS. around the periphery, separated by rosette stops, rendered in raised Latin lettering within a milled border.
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Aanvullende informatie

Bremen struck thalers on its own authority as a Free Imperial City, a status it jealously protected throughout the Holy Roman Empire's final century. The 1743 issue falls within a period when the city's merchant senate was navigating the competing pressures of Hanoverian expansion and Prussian ambition along the Weser corridor — coinage was as much a political assertion as a commercial instrument.

KM#183 is catalogued as a one-year type with relatively modest surviving populations in problem-free condition, largely attributable to the heavy commercial use Bremen's thalers saw in North Sea trade circuits.

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