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Stuiver Nijmegen

Issuer Guelders, Duchy of
Year 1555
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Value 1 Stuiver (1/20)
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Obverse description Central device comprising the crowned municipal coat of arms of Nijmegen, depicting a double-headed eagle displayed with a small escutcheon on its breast bearing a double-tailed lion rampant to the right. The crowned shield is set within the coin field and enclosed by two concentric beaded circles between which the Latin legend is arranged. The overall style is characteristic of mid-sixteenth-century Low Countries hammered billon coinage.
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Reverse description A short-armed cross fleury occupying the central field, with a star at its center where the arms intersect. The cross terminates in stylized floral or trefoil finials at each of the four cardinal points. The design is contained within two concentric beaded circles, with the Latin legend arranged in the annular space between them. The composition is typical of the devotional reverse types employed on Low Countries civic coinage of the mid-sixteenth century.
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