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Groschen with St. Andrew cross - Charles I

Issuer Duchy of Burgundy
Year 1467-1477
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Value 1 Groschen (1/20)
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Obverse description Central field dominated by the crowned quartered shield of Burgundy, displaying the arms of the duchy beneath a ducal coronet. Two diagonal saltires (St. Andrew's crosses) flank the shield on either side, a characteristic emblem of the Burgundian dynasty under Charles the Bold. The shield is set against a plain field, with the design rendered in the bold, slightly irregular style typical of late medieval hammered coinage. A beaded inner circle frames the central device, separating it from the surrounding peripheral legend. The entire composition reflects the heraldic grandeur associated with Valois Burgundian numismatic art.
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Reverse lettering ✠ SIT NOMEN DNI BENEDICTV
(Translation: Blessed be the name of the Lord.)
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