Légende

One-and-a-half (3 groschen?), Ernest Pfahler; George William Hohenzollern (Elector of Brandenburg; Duke of Prussia; 1620–1640). Obverse: under the ducal mitre, a five-field coat of arms with the value numeral 3 in the shield; in the rim between borders an inscription separated by the mitre and the value numeral G - BR.SRIE. Reverse: royal orb with a cross whose arms terminate in finials; in the lower part of the orb the value numerals Z4; on the sides of the cross the date numerals Z-7; in the rim between borders an inscription divided by a cross and a heart - the hallmark, ONE.NO. - DVC.PRV, 1627. Iconography: orb of rule, cross, coats of arms. Königsberg, Ducal Prussia (1525–1701). Coin; diameter 19.2 mm, weight 0.97 g, axis 230°.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A50_049

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

25.1Mo (2.9Mo) / 25.1cm x 25.1cm / 2963 x 2963 (300dpi)

Mots clés

- -a-half 3 groschen Ernest Pfahler George William Hohenzollern Elector Brandenburg Duke Prussia 1620–1640 Obverse under ducal mitre five-field coat arms value numeral 3 shield rim borders inscription separated mitre value numeral G - BR.SRIE Reverse royal orb cross arms terminate finials lower part orb value numerals Z4 sides date numerals Z-7 inscription divided heart - hallmark .No - Dvc.Prv 1627 Iconography rule coats Königsberg Ducal Prussia 1525–1701 Coin diameter 19.2 mm weight 0.97 g axis 230° round metallic object worn textured surface showing raised central shield design divided sections emblem- shapes decorative border shades gray silver.