2 Pfennig - Charles William Frederick

发行方	Brandenburg-Ansbach, Margraviate of
年份	1752
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直径	22.50 mm
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正面描述	Displayed Hohenzollern eagle with wings spread, bearing the quartered Brandenburg-Hohenzollern arms on a shield at the breast. The initials B and O appear in the upper field to either side of the eagle's crown, flanking the head. The design is set within a beaded border, the eagle rendered in a bold baroque style with pronounced feather detail on the wings and tail.
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附加信息	Brandenburg-Ansbach in 1752 was under Charles William Frederick, the so-called "Wild Margrave," whose erratic rule and financial mismanagement left the margraviate's treasury perpetually strained. Small copper issues like this one were largely a fiscal necessity — fractional coinage in the Franconian Circle was chronically undersupplied, and local rulers minted aggressively to meet demand while extracting seigniorage profit. Charles William Frederick died the following year, 1757, leaving no legitimate heir, which ultimately set the margraviate on a slow path toward absorption into Prussia by 1791.

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