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| 背面描述 | A crowned imperial double-headed eagle displayed in the field, with wings spread and feathers rendered in fine detail. On the eagle's breast is affixed an escutcheon bearing the Austrian arms. The denomination numeral XII appears prominently above the eagle's heads within the crown. The surrounding circular legend reads LEOPOLD D G ROM IMP S A in Latin capitals within a beaded border, identifying Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I as the overlord under whose authority the coinage was struck. |
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| 背面铭文 | LEOPOLD D G ROM IMP S A |
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Hagenau's 12 Kreuzer issues of this period reflect the city's precarious autonomy within the Holy Roman Empire following the Peace of Westphalia. France had formally received supervisory rights over the Alsatian imperial cities in 1648, a deliberately ambiguous clause that Louis XIV would spend the following decades exploiting — Hagenau itself was effectively absorbed into French control by 1679, which terminated the city's independent minting activity altogether.
The indented or incuse shield variety distinguished by E&L#90 represents a specific die treatment separating it from otherwise similar Hagenau issues of Leopold I's reign.