10 Ducats - Heinrich

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正面铭文	HEINRIC SCHLICK COMES A PASAN SAN NA 16 30
背面描述	A magnificent crowned double-headed imperial eagle displayed in the field, its two heads facing outward and surmounted by a single imperial crown. On the breast of the eagle is affixed an escutcheon bearing the Habsburg arms, including the lion of Bohemia, rendered in bold relief. The eagle's talons are extended below. The circumferential Latin legend, reading: FERDINANDVS II ROM IMP SEMPER AVGVSTVS I C, runs within a beaded inner border, acknowledging the overlordship of Emperor Ferdinand II.
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附加信息	The Schlick family controlled the silver mines at Joachimsthal in Bohemia — the same mines whose output gave the world the Joachimsthaler, ancestor of the dollar. By 1630, the Thirty Years' War had been grinding through Bohemia for twelve years, and the Schlick counts were navigating the aftermath of the Battle of White Mountain, which had devastated the Protestant Bohemian nobility. Multiple Schlick family members had been executed or exiled following that defeat in 1620. Large gold multiples of this kind were rarely struck for circulation. Fr#114 is known in very few examples across major collections.

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