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| 正面描述 | Two adjacent heraldic shields displayed side by side: the left shield bearing the two-fold arms of Anhalt, the right shield bearing the arms of Aschersleben. The letter 'A' appears below the shields in the field. The abbreviated names of the three co-ruling princes — Ernest I, Rudolph IV, and Wolfgang — are rendered in an abbreviated Latin legend surrounding the central device in uncial letterforms. |
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| 背面描述 | A full-length, forward-facing armored figure of a knight or prince, depicted in plate armor and holding a flagstaff or lance in one hand and the two-fold arms of Anhalt in the other. The figure is rendered in the characteristic late-medieval hammered style typical of early sixteenth-century German principality coinage. A Latin legend in uncial script encircles the figure, with the date appearing within the legend field. |
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The 1509 joint issue reflects the peculiar inheritance politics of Anhalt, where the principality remained formally undivided among co-ruling brothers rather than partitioned — a dynastic arrangement that produced coinage bearing multiple names simultaneously. Ernest I, Rudolph IV, and Wolfgang governed together following their father's death, a collegiate rule that German territorial law permitted but that rarely survived more than a generation without fracture. Anhalt would indeed fragment repeatedly across the sixteenth century.
Mann's variety distinctions (25a–c) likely reflect die differences among the three brothers' named sequences rather than mint changes.