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2 Doppie

Issuer Republic of Genoa
Year 1638-1722
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Currency Scudo (1528-1797)
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Mintage 1638 IBS - -
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1650 IBN - -
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Additional information

The Genoese dopp coinage of this period circulated during a century defined less by Genoese commercial dominance — which was already fading — than by the city's role as Europe's premier banking center. Genoese financiers underwrote Spanish imperial debt for generations, and high-denomination gold pieces like this functioned as instruments of credit settlement as much as ordinary exchange. The republic's financial sophistication arguably outlasted its naval and colonial power by a full century.

KM#85 spans an unusually long emission period of over eighty years, suggesting multiple die marriages and probable undocumented sub-varieties across that run.

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