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| 正面描述 | Draped armored bust of Władysław IV Vasa facing right, wearing elaborately engraved plate armor with a lace collar and a lion-head shoulder guard; the king is depicted with long flowing hair, a mustache, and a pointed beard in the Baroque portrait style. A circular raised inner border frames the effigy, with the royal titulary legend running continuously around the periphery in Latin capital letters. |
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| 背面文字 | Latin |
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Władysław IV secured Gdańsk's continued minting privileges in exchange for the city's substantial financial contributions to his military campaigns — a quid pro quo that defined much of the Crown's relationship with this semi-autonomous port throughout the 1630s. The city's mint operated under its own administration, and these talers reflect that independence: struck to a consistently high technical standard that Warsaw's own facilities rarely matched during the same period.
The Kopicki references span four distinct die combinations, making date attribution within the 1636–1638 window meaningful rather than incidental.