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⅓ Thaler - Sede Vacante

Issuer Cathedral Chapter of Münster (German States)
Year 1801
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Shape Round
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Reverse description Seated facing figure of Charlemagne (Carolus Magnus), founder and patron of the Münster chapter, depicted crowned with an imperial open crown, holding an upright sword to his left and a globus cruciger or orb to his right; the figure rests upon a throne or bench, with crossed sceptres or regalia visible in the lower field. The fractional denomination 1/3 appears prominently in the lower central field, flanked by the inscription CONV. FUSS. denoting the Conventions-Fuss monetary standard. The surrounding legend reads CAROLUS MAGNUS FUNDATOR, with a small floral rosette ornament at the top as a separating device.
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