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Goldgulden

Issuer City of Bern
Year 1530
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Composition Gold
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Reverse description A boldly rendered imperial eagle displayed with spread wings, facing left, occupying the central field within a beaded inner circle. The eagle is depicted in the late Gothic hammered style typical of Swiss municipal gold coinage of the early sixteenth century. A Latin legend referencing Frederick II as Holy Roman Emperor and King of Jerusalem and Sicily encircles the design between the beaded circle and the outer rim.
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Edge Plain
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