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| 正面描述 | Right-facing crowned bust of Jan III Sobieski, draped in royal mantle and armor, within a beaded inner border. The king wears an ornate closed crown with prominent arches and fleurs-de-lis. The Latin legend encircles the effigy, with the mintmaster's mark B visible below the bust at the lower field. The portrait is rendered in the Baroque style typical of late 17th-century Polish coinage. |
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| 铸造量 | 1684 - Iger K.84.1.a - 1684 - Iger K.84.1.b - 1685 - Iger K.85.1.a - 1685 - Iger K.85.1.b - 1685 - Iger K.85.2.a - |
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Jan III Sobieski's trojak issues from Kraków in 1684–85 came in the immediate aftermath of the relief of Vienna, when the Commonwealth's finances were in predictably poor shape despite the king's newfound prestige. The Kraków mint had a troubled history of substandard silver content throughout Sobieski's reign, and these pieces are no exception — assay records from the period document repeated shortfalls against the mandated fineness, a consequence of chronic treasury shortages that plagued his later rule.
Ig#K.84 and K.85 represent distinct annual issues rather than die varieties within a single year, though the two are frequently conflated in older references.