1 Lübische - Henry II Wrangel

Obverse

Skrzyżowany miecz i klucz otoczone legendą.

Script: łacina (uncjalna)

Lettering: DARPATE

Lettering (regular font): DARPATE

Reverse

Skrzyżowany miecz i klucz otoczone legendą.

Script: łacina (uncjalna)

Lettering: EPVSOPVS

Lettering (regular font): EPVSOPVS

Edge

Zwykły

Mint

Comments

Lübische oznacza lubecki fenig, co wskazuje na popularność zagranicznych monet (szczególnie tych z Lubeki) we wcześniejszych czasach monety inflanckiej.

Monety lubeckie Dietricha II Damerowa (1379-1400), Heinricha II Wrangla (1400-1410), Bernharda II Bülowa (1410-1413) i Dietricha III Reslera (1413-1441) mogą być trudne do rozróżnienia. Chociaż legenda jest dobrym wskaźnikiem, czasami może być zamazana lub nieczytelna. Biorąc to pod uwagę, wzory na monetach każdego z władców są nieco inne, różnią się rozmiarem i stylem.

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Lübische means Lübeck-pfennig, which indicates the popularity of foreign coins (specifically those from Lübeck) in the earlier times of Livonian coinage.

The Lübische pieces of Dietrich II Damerow (1379-1400), Heinrich II Wrangel (1400-1410), Bernhard II Bülow (1410-1413), and Dietrich III Resler (1413-1441) can be difficult to distinguish. While the legend is a good indicator, it can sometimes be blurred or illegible. With that being said, the designs on each ruler's coins are slightly different, varying in size and style.

See also

• 1 Lübische - Dietrich II Damerow
• 1 Lübische - Bernhard II Bülow
• 1 Lübische - Dietrich III Resler

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