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| Issuer | Switzerland |
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| Value | 4 ducats |
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| Reverse script | Latin |
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| Edge | Plain |
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| Additional information |
The original 1492 four-ducat piece from Berne belongs to a period when the Swiss Confederation was consolidating cantonal coinage authority, with Berne among the most economically assertive of the member states. This replica, struck in 14-karat gold at a fraction of the prototype's weight, is souvenir manufacture rather than numismatic issue — produced to evoke the type without any pretense of monetary function.