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| 背面描述 | Allegorical figure of Fortuna depicted as a nude female standing atop a globe, her body turned to the left, holding aloft a large billowing banner or vexillum. The figure is enclosed within a beaded inner circle, with the Latin civic mint legend occupying the outer annulus. The date appears in abbreviated form at the end of the legend. |
| 背面文字 | Latin |
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Glückstadt — "Lucky City" — was founded by Christian IV in 1617 as a deliberate rival to Hamburg, positioned to intercept North Sea trade along the Elbe. The 1623 coinage issued in the city's name was part of the broader project of legitimizing the new settlement as a commercial center worthy of its own monetary output, produced less than a decade after the first foundations were laid in marshy ground. The ambition was real; the commercial challenge to Hamburg ultimately was not.
The Dav EC II#3667 attribution places this squarely within the Emergency Coinage series for the Lower Saxon Circle, a designation that reflects the monetary pressures preceding Denmark's disastrous entry into the Thirty Years' War three years later.