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| 正面描述 | Trilobate shield bearing the divided arms of Salzburg and the personal arms of Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau, surmounted by an archiepiscopal galero (bishop's hat). The date of mintage appears in the lower field beneath the shield. The design is struck in the crude, irregular style typical of hammered small silver coinage of the period. |
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| 背面描述 | Uniface issue; the reverse is entirely blank, exhibiting only the flat, unworked planchet surface with natural flow lines and irregularities characteristic of hammered silver bracteate-style minor coinage of late 16th-century Salzburg. |
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Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau became Archbishop of Salzburg in 1587 at just 28 years old, backed by his family's connections to the Roman Curia — his great-uncle had been Pope Pius IV. His reign was architecturally transformative; he demolished much of medieval Salzburg to rebuild it in Italian Baroque style, a project driven as much by personal ambition as by genuine Counter-Reformation zeal. The small silver Zweier circulating under his authority funded a city being physically reinvented around its issuer's ego.
Wolf Dietrich's rule ended badly — imprisoned in 1612 by his own chapter after a war with Bavaria, he died in captivity in 1617.