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| 正面描述 | Central crowned imperial escutcheon bearing the double-headed eagle, flanked below by two smaller escutcheons displaying the mirrored coat of arms of Bern. The composition is enclosed within a trilobe (trefoil) border. The peripheral legend is separated by lozenge-shaped stops and reads + NVM ⁑ BERNAE HELVET ⁑ CVSVS ⁑ 1540, indicating this coin was struck in the name of Bern of the Helvetians in 1540. |
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| 正面铭文 | + NVM ⁑ BERNAE HELVET ⁑ CVSVS ⁑ 1540 |
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Bern's civic coinage in the sixteenth century operated under a degree of monetary independence that most Swiss cantons envied. The guldiner denomination itself was a response to the Venetian trade ducat's dominance in Alpine commerce — southern German and Swiss mints began producing large silver pieces in the late fifteenth century specifically to compete on equal weight terms with gold in long-distance merchant transactions.
HMZ 2-171c is one of the scarcer documented die marriages in the Bern guldiner sequence, distinguished within a series where variant attribution often hinges on minor differences in the shield arrangement or eagle rendering.