Légende

grosz; Schilling, Maciej, publisher; Decjusz, Jost Ludwik (fl. 1528–1535); R0 (rarity). Albrecht Hohenzollern (Prince of Prussia; 1490–1568) — iconography: eagles, Hohenzollern (coat of arms), male busts in armor. Obverse: Prussian eagle, on its chest a crowned letter S; in the rim between the pearl borders an inscription beginning with a trefoil (mirror-image letter N) ALBER*D*G*MAR*, *DVX*PRVSS. Reverse: male bust in armour in profile turned right; short hair, long pointed beard with sideburns, dividing the inner rim; in the rim between the beaded rims an inscription beginning with the Hohenzollern shield *I, VS*EX*FID, *VIVIT*I544*. 1544. Ducal Prussia (1525–1701), Königsberg. Coin: diameter 23.4 mm, weight 1.93 g, axis 90°.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A47_420

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

35.3Mo (4.2Mo) / 29.7cm x 29.7cm / 3511 x 3511 (300dpi)

Mots clés

grosz Schilling Maciej publisher Decjusz Jost Ludwik fl 1528–1535 R0 rarity Albrecht Hohenzollern Prince Prussia 1490–1568 iconography eagles Hohenzollern coat arms male busts armor Obverse Prussian eagle chest crowned letter S rim pearl borders inscription trefoil mirror-image letter N Alber*D*G*Mar* *Dvx*Prvss Reverse male bust armour profile turned right short hair long pointed beard sideburns dividing inner rim beaded rims shield *I Vs*Ex*Fid *Vivit*I544* 1544 Ducal Prussia 1525–1701 Königsberg Coin diameter 23.4 mm weight 1.93 g axis 90° round metallic coin raised central design stylized bird outstretched wings crown- element head surrounded circular beaded border outer band raised characters coin surface areas wear uneven texture visible scratches small dents metal displays mix gray silver tones patches darker brownish-gray discoloration subtle highlights relief catches light coin edge irregular slightly worn.