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| 表面の説明 | Central field dominated by the ornate baroque arms of Zürich — a diagonally divided shield of blue and white (per bend sinister) — set within an elaborately scrolled cartouche with foliate and shell ornamental flourishes. Two six-pointed stars flank the shield at the mid-field, one to each side, with a single star appearing above at the top of the inner circle. The encircling Latin legend reads MONETA REIPUBLI: TIGURINÆ, separated from the central device by a raised inner border. |
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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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The "Örtli" designation — diminutive of "Ort," a quarter-unit — reflects Zürich's persistent attachment to its own reckoning system long after neighboring cantons had rationalized their coinages. The city maintained autonomous monetary production through most of the eighteenth century, a stubbornness that frustrated Confederation-wide standardization efforts repeatedly and visibly. This denomination occupied an awkward transitional value, used heavily in local market settlements but rarely traveling far beyond the canton.
The thirty-five year production span across multiple obverse dies accounts for the considerable variation collectors encounter within the type — Wunderly's subdivisions remain the most granular reference for distinguishing the earlier from later emissions.