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| 裏面の説明 | Five-line Latin inscription within an open wreath of laurel branches tied at the base, reading AD USUM BELGII AUSTR. with the date below and the mint mark of the issuing mint (hand for Antwerp, lion for Bruges) beneath the wreath. The composition is plain and centrally arranged within the coin field, with no exergue line, the wreath forming the sole decorative element framing the legend and date. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | AD USUM BELGII AUSTR· (date)· (mint mark) |
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The Austrian Netherlands were administered from Vienna with persistent friction — local estates resisted Viennese fiscal reforms throughout Maria Theresia's reign, and small copper coinage became a recurring flashpoint. The 2 liard denomination bridged Flemish and Brabantine monetary habits, with "oorden" being the Dutch-language equivalent used in the northern provinces of the same territory.
KM#3 was struck across multiple mints serving the Low Countries. Die quality varied considerably by facility, and examples from the earlier years of the run tend to show sharper workmanship than those from 1753–54.