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12 Sols Brûlé '1/2 Aidant or Gigot'- Ernest of Bavaria

Issuer Prince-Bishopric of Liege
Year 1606
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description Central field bears the quartered coat of arms of the County of Loon (Looz), surmounted by a mitre and enclosed within an oval or pointed shield, as befitting the heraldic tradition of the Prince-Bishops of Liege. The surrounding Latin legend reads EPIS. LEODIEN. V. BAVA. DVX. C. LO, proclaiming Ernest's titles as Bishop of Liege, Duke of Bavaria, and Count of Loon. The shield's quarters display the armorial bearings associated with the Wittelsbach dynasty and the see of Liege, executed in the hammered style with characteristic relief variation. The coin's surface shows extensive patination and wear consistent with extended circulation in copper.
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Reverse lettering (Loon coat of arms) EPIS. LEODIEN. V. BAVA. DVX. C. LO
(Translation: episcopis Leodiensis vel Bavaria dux comes Lossensis. Meaning: bishop of Liege, duchy of Bavaria, count of Loon.)
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Mintage 1606: ND (1606)
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