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| 表面の説明 | Facing left bust of a bishop wearing a mitre, rendered in a stylized medieval manner. A ring or annulet appears above the bust in the upper field, while two crossed croziers flank the figure on either side. The design is contained within the irregular lobed outline formed by the four pinched edges of the flan. No legend is present. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Blank, uniface strike with no design or inscription. The reverse retains only the irregular surface impressions resulting from the hammered striking process on the pinched flan. |
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Johann III von Vienne held the see of Basel from 1366 until his death in 1382, a tenure marked by the escalating struggle between the bishop and the burghers of Basel over municipal autonomy. The city's move toward effective self-governance accelerated sharply in this period, and episcopal coinage authority — once uncontested — was increasingly a political negotiation rather than an unchallenged right.
At 0.24 g, these pfennigs represent the thin end of late medieval bracteate-adjacent silver coinage for the Upper Rhine region. The Wüthrich collection reference places this type firmly in the documented sequence of Basel episcopal issues, though surviving examples in attributable condition remain genuinely scarce.