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| 正面文字 | Latin |
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| 背面描述 | Bird's-eye perspective view of the Muri Abbey complex, depicted in fine architectural detail showing the monastic buildings and church. Below the abbey view, a shield bearing the abbatial coat of arms is displayed, surmounted by a mitre and flanked by a crosier and sword. The surrounding Latin legend commemorates the jubilee year of Abbot Placidus, referencing his age and years of rule. |
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Placidus von Zurlauben served as Abbot of Muri from 1714 until his death in 1723, and this silver trial piece — struck to assess the dies intended for a gold ducat issue — survives in vanishingly small numbers. The Abbey of Muri, a Benedictine house in the Aargau, held the right to strike coin under the Holy Roman Empire, though its issues were always limited in scope and audience. Trial strikes in silver for gold denominations were a practical workshop step, allowing die quality and relief to be evaluated before committing to the more expensive metal.