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| 裏面の説明 | Central field displays the Swiss Federal cross in relief, its four arms enclosing decorative foliate or floral ornaments and a central circular motif, all contained within a beaded inner circle. The date 1830 is inscribed in the lower arc of the outer legend, flanked by dot stops. The circular legend 1 . KREUZER . surrounds the upper portion, indicating the coin's equivalent value in Kreuzer, with dot punctuation separating the inscription elements. |
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Solothurn's 2½ Rappen denomination is an oddity born of practical necessity — Swiss cantonal coinage of the 1820s and 1830s operated across a patchwork of local accounting systems, and fractional values like this one emerged to bridge incompatible reckoning between cantons rather than from any coherent monetary design. Within two decades, the Federal Constitution of 1848 and the subsequent creation of the Swiss Federal Mint in 1853 rendered all such cantonal issues obsolete, withdrawing them from circulation permanently. Billon survivors in collectible condition are genuinely scarce; the alloy's low silver content made these coins unpopular, and many were melted rather than hoarded.