2 Schillings

发行方	Hamburg, Free Hanseatic city of
年份	1600
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面值	2 Schilling (1⁄16)
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背面描述	A crowned double-headed imperial eagle displayed in the field, its wings spread and a cross-tipped orb at center breast, representing the authority of the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II. A circular Latin legend surrounding the eagle carries the imperial titles of Rudolf II. The design follows the standard typology of imperial-sanctioned civic coinage of the period, with the eagle's crowns rendered in fine detail against a plain field.
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背面铭文	RUDOL II ROM IMP SEMP AUG
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附加信息	Hamburg's 2 Schilling coinage of this period falls within the city's long tradition of independent municipal minting, a right Hamburg exercised jealously as a Free Imperial City within the Holy Roman Empire. The Gaedechens reference places this squarely among the documented civic issues of the late 16th and early 17th century, a period when Hamburg's commercial dominance in the North Sea trade was translating directly into monetary output. KM#10 is a relatively early catalog assignment for the type, suggesting this sits among the foundational issues of the city's documented silver series.

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