Dicken

正面描述	Displayed imperial double-headed eagle occupies the central field, with wings spread and heads facing outward to either side, surmounted by a cross. The circular legend MONETA·NO·VRANIENSIS·1614 runs along the periphery, interrupted at the top by the date 1614. The design is rendered in a robust, late-Renaissance hammered style typical of early seventeenth-century Swiss cantonal coinage.
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正面铭文	MONETA·NO·VRANIENSIS·1614
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附加信息	Uri was the smallest of the original Swiss forest cantons, yet its position controlling the St. Gotthard Pass gave it outsized economic and political leverage. The Dicken was a regional trade denomination struck in the early seventeenth century as the cantons increasingly asserted their own minting rights, partly as a practical response to the chronic shortage of reliable silver coinage circulating through alpine trade routes. These pieces saw hard use by merchants and drovers moving goods through the pass. The HMZ reference places this among a tightly documented sequence of Uri cantonal issues. The three-year production window suggests a single contracted minting episode rather than ongoing production.

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