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| 表面の説明 | The civic bear of St. Gallen, rampant left with collar, rendered in fine relief at centre, enclosed within a twisted rope border. The Latin legend encircles the field, reading MO: NO: CIVI: SANGALLENSIS with the date 1621, separated by rosette stops. The bear's fur is finely engraved with hatched lines, conveying naturalistic texture characteristic of early seventeenth-century Swiss gold coinage. |
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| 表面の銘文 | MO: NO: CIVI: SANGALLENSIS *1621 |
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St. Gallen struck this two-ducat piece in 1621, the same year the Thirty Years' War was reshaping credit networks and trade flows across the Holy Roman Empire. As a free imperial city dependent on its linen trade and the reputation of its currency, St. Gallen had strong incentive to maintain high-fineness gold coinage — the .986 purity here was not ceremonial fastidiousness but commercial necessity.
The HMZ 2-895a reference places this among a small group of documented St. Gallen gold multiples from the early seventeenth century, all of which survive in very limited numbers.