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15 Tarì - Emmanuel de Rohan

Uitgever Order of Malta (Knights of St. John)
Jaar 1776-1777
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Waarde 15 Tari (5⁄4)
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Beschrijving keerzijde Two oval shields displayed side by side beneath an elaborate princely crown which divides the denomination T and XV in the upper field. The dexter shield bears the cross of the Order of St. John, while the sinister shield displays the armorial bearings of the Rohan family. The date is divided in two parts and placed in the lower field beneath the shields, reading 1776 or 1777 depending on the year of issue. The entire composition is enclosed within a toothed border.
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Aanvullende informatie

Emmanuel de Rohan-Polduc was elected Grand Master in 1775 and proved to be among the most administratively capable the Order had seen in generations — he codified Maltese civil law and maintained the island's finances with unusual discipline. The 15 Tarì denomination was the Order's principal large silver coin, struck at Valletta's mint at a time when the Knights' political position in the Mediterranean was increasingly precarious, squeezed between Ottoman power to the east and a revolutionary France that would, within two decades, evict them entirely. De Rohan never saw that fall; he died in 1797, the year Napoleon set his sights on Malta.

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