Olanda, Kampen Arendschelling ND – Rudolf II (Fără preț de rezervă)





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Kampen monedă de argint 6 Stuivers Arendschelling ND – Rudolf II, fără dată, turnată cu ciocanul, fineness 0,500, greutate 4,57 g, diametru 30 mm, emisă de orașul Kampen, monetăria Kampen, perioadă Rudolf II.
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Netherlands – City of Kampen – 6 Stuivers / Arendschelling ND – Rudolf II
Obverse:
Crowned composite Spanish-Habsburg coat of arms placed over a Burgundian cross, within an inner beaded circle. The name of the city of Kampen is placed above the crown.
Legend, partly visible:
MO · ARGEN · IMPER · CIVITA · CAMPEN
Expanded:
Moneta Argentea Imperialis Civitatis Campensis
Translation: Silver coinage of the Imperial City of Kampen.
Reverse:
Crowned double-headed imperial eagle with spread wings, within an inner beaded circle.
Legend:
RVDOL · II · D · G · ELEC · RO · IMP · SEM · AVGVS
Expanded:
Rudolphus II Dei Gratia Electus Romanorum Imperator Semper Augustus
Translation: Rudolf II, by the Grace of God, elected Emperor of the Romans, ever august.
The surviving final S of AVGVS and the beginning of the Rudolf legend identify this specimen as the issue in the name of Rudolf II, rather than the later and more frequently encountered Matthias I type. No cross is present between the two heads of the eagle.
Specifications:
Country: Netherlands
Issuing authority: City of Kampen
Denomination: 6 Stuivers / Arendschelling
Date: Undated
Period: Rudolf II, 1576–1612
Mint: Kampen
Material: Silver
Fineness: .500
Weight: 4.57 g
Diameter: 30 mm
Technique: Hammered
References: Verkade 165.2; CNM 2.30.65; KM 7
The attribution to the Rudolf II type and CNM 2.30.65 is confirmed by specialist auction cataloguing; the Matthias I issue is catalogued separately as CNM 2.30.66.
Historical context:
The arendschelling was a silver six-stuiver denomination named after the prominent imperial eagle on the coin. Kampen issued these civic coins while retaining the traditional imperial imagery and titles associated with its status as an Imperial City. The type in the name of Rudolf II precedes the corresponding Kampen arendschellings bearing the title of Emperor Matthias I. Specialist auction literature notes that the Rudolf II arendschellings are encountered considerably less frequently than those in the name of Matthias I.
Netherlands – City of Kampen – 6 Stuivers / Arendschelling ND – Rudolf II
Obverse:
Crowned composite Spanish-Habsburg coat of arms placed over a Burgundian cross, within an inner beaded circle. The name of the city of Kampen is placed above the crown.
Legend, partly visible:
MO · ARGEN · IMPER · CIVITA · CAMPEN
Expanded:
Moneta Argentea Imperialis Civitatis Campensis
Translation: Silver coinage of the Imperial City of Kampen.
Reverse:
Crowned double-headed imperial eagle with spread wings, within an inner beaded circle.
Legend:
RVDOL · II · D · G · ELEC · RO · IMP · SEM · AVGVS
Expanded:
Rudolphus II Dei Gratia Electus Romanorum Imperator Semper Augustus
Translation: Rudolf II, by the Grace of God, elected Emperor of the Romans, ever august.
The surviving final S of AVGVS and the beginning of the Rudolf legend identify this specimen as the issue in the name of Rudolf II, rather than the later and more frequently encountered Matthias I type. No cross is present between the two heads of the eagle.
Specifications:
Country: Netherlands
Issuing authority: City of Kampen
Denomination: 6 Stuivers / Arendschelling
Date: Undated
Period: Rudolf II, 1576–1612
Mint: Kampen
Material: Silver
Fineness: .500
Weight: 4.57 g
Diameter: 30 mm
Technique: Hammered
References: Verkade 165.2; CNM 2.30.65; KM 7
The attribution to the Rudolf II type and CNM 2.30.65 is confirmed by specialist auction cataloguing; the Matthias I issue is catalogued separately as CNM 2.30.66.
Historical context:
The arendschelling was a silver six-stuiver denomination named after the prominent imperial eagle on the coin. Kampen issued these civic coins while retaining the traditional imperial imagery and titles associated with its status as an Imperial City. The type in the name of Rudolf II precedes the corresponding Kampen arendschellings bearing the title of Emperor Matthias I. Specialist auction literature notes that the Rudolf II arendschellings are encountered considerably less frequently than those in the name of Matthias I.
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