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5 Kreuzers - Francis II Siege coinage Týn nad Vltavou
| Emittent | Kingdom of Bohemia |
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| Jahr | 1799 |
| Typ | Emergency coin |
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| Aversschrift | Latin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Plain, slightly concave field featuring the abbreviated Latin inscription 'Milit.' (short for Militär, denoting military authority) contained within a recessed rectangular cartouche of plain design. The lettering is coarsely rendered in low relief, reflecting the primitive casting technique employed under siege conditions. The remainder of the field is blank and irregular, typical of emergency issues produced with minimal equipment. |
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Týn nad Vltavou issued this lead piece in 1799 as emergency siege coinage — locally sanctioned necessity money produced when the town's regular supply of silver coin failed under wartime pressure. The Napoleonic campaigns had severely disrupted Habsburg monetary circulation across Bohemia by the late 1790s, and municipalities were periodically authorized to strike crude substitutes from whatever metal was available. Lead was the practical answer.
The KM# S1 designation confirms its status as a recognized siege type, though surviving examples are rare enough that auction appearances remain infrequent. Lead corrodes unpredictably in storage, which accounts for the wide condition spread seen among known specimens.