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| 正面描述 | The obverse features the crowned coat of arms of Luxembourg, a shield bearing a rampant lion with a forked tail on a field of ten bezants, rendered in heraldic style. The shield is ornately mantled and centrally positioned in the field. The legend 'LUXEMBOURG' curves along the upper periphery, flanked by two five-pointed stars. The entire design is enclosed within a raised outer border. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse displays the denomination and date arranged in three horizontal lines at the center of the field: '25', 'CMES', and '1930'. An oak branch with leaves and acorns adorns the left side of the design, serving as a decorative element accosting the central inscription. The engraver's name 'EVERAERTS' appears in small capitals along the lower portion of the field. A plain raised rim frames the entire composition. |
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Luxembourg's 1930 bronze coinage was struck during the reign of Grand Duchess Charlotte, whose position had been confirmed by a national referendum in 1919 — a direct response to a faction within the Chamber of Deputies that had briefly considered abolishing the monarchy altogether following the First World War. The vote came out 77% in her favor.
Production was handled by the Brussels mint, which struck the bulk of Luxembourg's coinage throughout the interwar period under a long-standing arrangement between the two countries.