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| 表面の説明 | Central shield bearing three fish arranged horizontally in pale, representing the arms of the Lordship of Reichenau. The initial letter V is positioned above the shield, flanked by the initials F to the left and S to the right in the field, together forming the monogram FVS for Abt Franz Volker Schenk (or the reigning lord). The coin is bordered by a toothed or beaded inner rim encircling the entire design. |
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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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The Lords of Reichenau held minting rights as a survival of medieval privilege well into the eighteenth century, by which point such small territorial coinages had become nearly anachronistic against the backdrop of centralizing Habsburg monetary administration. Thomas Franz, Count of Rost, exercised that right through the 1720s and 1730s, producing pfennigs in billon so debased and light that their bullion value was essentially nil from the moment of striking.
At 0.23 g, these pieces were among the smallest fiduciary coins in circulation anywhere in the Holy Roman Empire.