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| 正面描述 | Single-sided bracteate struck in thin silver sheet, displaying a frontal bust of an ecclesiastical figure — likely Archbishop Hildbold of Wunstorf — rendered in low relief within a raised inner circle. The figure is shown facing, with a stylized head and shoulders, flanked on either side by small globules or pellets. Below the bust, a large key is depicted horizontally, serving as the heraldic emblem of the Archbishopric of Bremen and the attribute of Saint Peter, the patron saint. The design is characteristic of the bold, abbreviated Romanesque-Gothic transitional style prevalent in Lower Saxon bracteate coinage of the mid-thirteenth century. No legend is present, the imagery alone identifying the issuing authority. |
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| 铸币厂 | Bremen Mint |
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Hildbold of Wunstorf served as Archbishop of Bremen from 1258 to 1273, a period defined largely by his conflicts with the city of Bremen itself — tensions between episcopal authority and an increasingly assertive merchant commune that would eventually culminate in Bremen's formal independence generations later. Bracteates of this type circulated almost exclusively within a tight regional zone; their fragility made long-distance travel functionally destructive to the coins themselves.
The Jungk and Berger references place this squarely within the documented episcopal bracteate sequence for Bremen, a series notorious among collectors for the difficulty of attributing individual dies to specific reigns without corroborating hoard evidence.