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3 Kreuzers - Archduke Ferdinand Klagenfurt

Issuer Archduchy of Austria (Duchy of Carinthia)
Year 1600-1619
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Weight 1.8 g
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Obverse lettering FERDINAND D G (3) ARCHID AVST ou FEDINAND D (3) G ARCHID AVS
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Mintage 1600 - -
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Ferdinand of Inner Austria — later Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand II — issued these kreuzers from the Klagenfurt mint during a period when his aggressive Counter-Reformation campaign was systematically dismantling Protestant institutions across Styria, Carinthia, and Carniola. Protestant burghers expelled from Graz and Klagenfurt in 1600 lost property, businesses, and access to the very currency their taxes had helped mint. The Klagenfurt facility was one of several Inner Austrian mints Ferdinand inherited from his father Archduke Karl II in 1590.

Her#108 distinguishes this type within a series where minor legend variations between dies are well documented.

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