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| 裏面の説明 | Crowned imperial double-headed eagle displayed in the field, wings spread, with an escutcheon on the breast bearing the combined arms of Austria and Burgundy. The imperial crown surmounts the eagles' heads and divides the date above. A star-shaped mint mark for the Munich (München) mint appears below the tail feathers. The reverse legend 'ARCHIDUX*AUSTRIAE' arcs around the design, identifying Joseph I in his role as Archduke of Austria, with the ampersand and cross serving as decorative separators. |
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| 縁 | Plain |
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Joseph I inherited the Austrian throne in 1705 while the War of the Spanish Succession was draining Habsburg finances at a punishing rate. Small silver fractions like this three-kreuzer piece bore the brunt of that fiscal pressure — debasement was incremental but measurable across the Munich mint's output during these years, with later strikes in the series showing noticeably reduced silver content relative to the earliest dies.
Joseph died of smallpox in April 1711 at thirty-two, ending a reign of just six years and cutting this Munich series short.