Légende

Gdansk ducat, Daniel Klüwer (fl. 1608–1618); Sigismund III Vasa (King of Poland, 1587–1632). Obverse: within a beaded border, a bust of the king in crown and armour, with a ruff and sash tied on the shoulder, interrupting the rim legend: SIGIS.3.D:G.REX.POL.MDLRP. Reverse: within a beaded border two lions supporting a shield with the Gdansk coat of arms, above it a branch with five leaves; mint mark in the rim — a bear's paw; rim legend: MONE.NO.AVR.CIVI.GEDANENSIS.1610. Date: 1610. Poland, Gdansk. Coin; weight 3.50 g; axis 90 degrees.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A35_004

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

86.7Mo (10.2Mo) / 46.6cm x 46.6cm / 5504 x 5504 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Gdansk ducat Daniel Klüwer fl 1608–1618 Sigismund III Vasa King Poland 1587–1632 Obverse within beaded border bust king crown armour ruff sash tied shoulder interrupting rim legend Sigis.3.D G.Rex.Pol.Mdlrp Reverse beaded border two lions supporting shield Gdansk coat arms branch five leaves mint mark rim bear's paw Mone.No.Avr.Civi.Gedanensis.1610 Date 1610 Gdansk Coin weight 3.50 g axis 90 degrees single round coin fills image showing metallic yellow-gold color slightly darker golden shadows lighter highlights coin surface engraved central shield flanked pair stylized lions topped decorative floral plume motif rendered gold tones beaded circular border surrounds central design decorative raised edges irregularities visible coin rim background plain white.