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| 正面描述 | Central field displays a large crescent moon symbol, oriented with the horns pointing upward, flanked by decorative foliate scrollwork in the inner field. The crescent, the traditional heraldic device of the Canton of Obwalden, is rendered in low relief against a flat, unornamented field. A circular legend surrounds the design along the rim, reading MONETA REIP: SVBSYLVANIAE SVPER: followed by the date. The lettering is in capital Roman characters separated by punctuation stops, typical of early 18th-century Swiss cantonal coinage. |
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| 背面文字 | Latin |
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Obwalden was among the smallest and most rural of the Swiss Forest Cantons, with virtually no indigenous silver supply and a monetary system dependent on imported bullion and foreign specie. The 1726–1734 emission of this denomination coincides with a period when the Swiss cantons were aggressively asserting their right to strike independent coinage despite pressure from neighboring powers and the loose monetary conventions of the Confederation. Obwalden's output was modest by any measure, and surviving pieces with clean surfaces are scarce — the canton's coins circulated hard in a cash-poor agricultural economy.