Weiss-Pfennig - Ferdinand I D.G.EL.RO.IMP

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背面描述	The reverse is uniface and entirely blank, with no design, inscription, or device of any kind. The flat, featureless surface is the result of the hammered production technique used for this small-denomination Weiss-Pfennig issue, whereby only one die was employed during striking.
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铸造量	1562 - FERD . I . D . G . EL . RO . IMP 62 - ND (1562-1564) - FERDI . D . G . EL . RO . IMP - 1563 - FERD . I . D . G . EL . RO . IMP . 63 -
附加信息	Ferdinand I secured the Bohemian crown in 1526 largely through his marriage to Anne of Bohemia and Hungary, but his grip on the kingdom was never unchallenged — a Protestant-backed revolt in 1547 forced him into a prolonged renegotiation of Bohemian noble privileges. These tiny silver pfennigs, struck in the closing years of his reign before his death in 1564, represent the tail end of a 38-year rule that reshaped Central European Habsburg consolidation. The multiple Donebauer references reflect genuine die variation across the issue, not mere cataloguing redundancy.

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