Pfennig - Albert VI Enns

发行方	Duchy of Austria (Austrian States)
年份	1458-1463
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制作工艺	Hammered
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背面描述	A dragon facing right is depicted in low relief, its body rendered in the simplified, stylized manner characteristic of mid-fifteenth-century Austrian hammered pfennigs. The reverse shows a faint incuse impression of the obverse design, consistent with the thin planchet and single-die striking technique typical of these bracteate-influenced issues. Scattered pellets and faint floral rosette ornaments are discernible in the field. No legend or inscription is present. The flan exhibits characteristic irregularity and surface cracking at the edges.
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铸币厂	Enns
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附加信息	Albert VI held Austria only through prolonged conflict with his brother Frederick III, whose imperial authority he openly defied for most of the 1450s. The Enns mint operated under Albert's direct control during these years of fraternal civil war, making this small denomination a product of genuinely contested sovereignty rather than routine administration. The brothers reached a formal partition agreement in 1458, which brackets the opening of this issue's date range precisely.

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