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| Issuer | Habsburg Mint Graz |
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| Year | 1535 |
| Type | Standard circulation coin |
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| Obverse description | Armored bust of Ferdinand I facing left, crowned with a royal crown, enclosed within two concentric pearl borders. The Latin legend encircles the effigy in the outer ring between the pearl borders, identifying the ruler as King of the Romans, Hungary, and Bohemia. The bust is rendered in a Renaissance portrait style typical of Habsburg coinage of the early sixteenth century. |
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| Obverse lettering | +FERDIAND.D.G.ROM.VNG.BOEM.R. (Translation: Ferdinand, by the grace of God, King of the Romans, Hungary, and Bohemia) |
| Reverse description | Central shield bearing the rampant Styrian panther, the heraldic symbol of the Duchy of Styria, with the date 1535 displayed above the shield flanked by two dots. The entire design is framed within two concentric pearl borders, with the Latin circumscription identifying this as a new coin of the Duchy of Styria running in the outer ring. The composition is characteristic of regional Habsburg subsidiary coinage struck at the Graz mint. |
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