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| 正面描述 | Eight-pointed Maltese cross occupying the central field, struck in relief with pronounced concave points between the arms. The cross is set within a dotted inner circle, with the circular Latin legend running along the outer border. The overall design is characteristic of the hammered emergency coinage issued during the Grand Mastership of Jean de Vallette. |
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| 背面描述 | Two clasped hands in the center of the field, symbolizing faith and alliance, with the date 1567 and the mintmaster's letter M appearing above. The value denomination T Z is inscribed below the hands. The entire design is enclosed within a dotted inner circle, with the circular Latin legend distributed around the outer border. |
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Jean de Vallette served as Grand Master from 1557 until his death in 1568, and it was under his command that the Order repelled the Ottoman siege of 1565 — an engagement involving some 40,000 Ottoman troops against a garrison of roughly 6,000 Knights and Maltese soldiers. The siege's failure is widely considered one of the decisive military reversals of the sixteenth century, and coinage struck in the years immediately following carries the weight of that moment in institutional memory.
The Tari denomination derives from the Arab tari, a monetary unit that had circulated in Sicily and southern Italy for centuries before the Knights adopted it for their own issues on Malta.