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| 表面の銘文 | FW 1654 C.BRAN:LANTMUNTZ |
| 裏面の説明 | The denomination 'II MARI GR' (2 Mariengroschen) is displayed in three lines within a beaded inner circle, boldly struck in the central field. The surrounding outer legend, separated from the inner circle by a dotted border, reads 'VON FEINEM SILBER' (of fine silver), attesting to the coin's silver fineness. The overall layout follows standard Brandenburg provincial coinage conventions of the mid-17th century, with the value prominently centered for immediate identification. |
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Frederick William — the "Great Elector" — was in the process of rebuilding Brandenburg-Prussia's shattered finances after the Thirty Years' War, which had left the currency system fragmented across dozens of local standards. The 2 Mariengroschen coinage of the 1650s was part of a broader effort to rationalize circulation in the electorate's North German territories, where the Mariengroschen remained the dominant unit of everyday reckoning despite imperial pressure toward standardization.
The Schrötter reference range 1980–1986 spans several die varieties across this emission, differing principally in the arrangement of the electoral arms and minor legend punctuation — worth examining closely before attributing to a specific die pairing.