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| 表面の説明 | Draped bust of Prince-Bishop Peter Philip von Dernbach facing right, wearing a clerical cape and long flowing wig, set within a beaded inner border. A crowned baroque cartouche bearing the episcopal arms of Würzburg is positioned below the bust. The encircling Latin legend reads PETR PHIL D G EP BAMB around the right and EPIS PRI PRO DUX around the left, identifying the bishop by name and title. |
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| 表面の銘文 | PETR·PHIL·D·G·EP·BAMB·EPIS·PRI·PRO·DUX |
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Peter Philip von Dernbach became Prince-Bishop of Würzburg in 1675 after previously holding the see of Bamberg — an unusual consolidation of two Franconian bishoprics under a single ruler that made him one of the more politically significant ecclesiastical princes in the Holy Roman Empire during that decade. His reign coincided with the expansionist wars of Louis XIV, and Würzburg, sitting squarely in the path of potential French incursion into the Empire, maintained active coinage throughout his tenure partly to fund military contributions demanded by imperial obligations.
Davenport's CCT#5985 places this issue within a well-documented run for the type, though die variations across the 1675–1683 span are known.