⅓ Gros - Wenceslaus I Luxembourg-Trèves
© Ed. Bernays, 1902
Особенности
| Эмитент |
Duchy of Luxembourg
(Люксембург)
 |
|---|---|
| Герцог |
Wenceslaus I (1353-1383)
|
| Тип | Стандартные монеты обращения |
| Года | 1359-1362 |
| Стоимость | ⅓ Gros (1⁄120) |
| Валюта | Florin (1353-1713) |
| Состав | Серебро |
| Масса | 1.1 g |
| Форма | Круглая (неровная) |
| Техника | Чеканка молотом |
| Выведено из обращения | Да |
| Номер | N# 95863 |
| Ссылки | L# 154-1 Romain Probst; 2003. Prifix: catalogue illustré des monnaies luxembourgeoises (1026 - 2001). Banque du Timbre et Lux-Numis, Люксембург, Люксембург.Raymond Weiller; 1977. Les Monnaies Luxembourgeoises. Institut supérieur d'archéologie et d'histoire de l'art, Лувен-ла-Нев, Бельгия. , BV# 158 Édouard Bernays, Jules Vannérus. Histoire numismatique du comté puis duché de Luxembourg et de ses fiefs (2 томов). |
Аверс
(en) Quartered shield with at 1st the coat of arms of Bohemia, at 2nd and 3rd that of Trier and 4th of Luxembourg, in a six-lobed and double-ribed epicycloid. Legend between two pearled circles.
Надпись: Латынь (официальный)
Надпись: +W₀ DVX₀ ET₀ BOEM'₀ ARChP
Надпись (обычный шрифт): +W₀ DVX₀ ET₀ BOEM'₀ ARCHP
Реверс
Длинный накладной крест, четвертованный четырьмя звездами с шестью точками, перфорированный.
Легенда между двумя жемчужными кругами.
Надпись: Латынь (официальный)
Надпись: SOC'₀ IST'₀ m'₀ FCE₀ LVCEMB
Надпись (обычный шрифт): SOC'₀ IST'₀ M'₀ FCE₀ LVCEMB
Монетный двор
Luxembourg, Люксембург (1026-1795)Комментарии
(en) A third of a gros of the highest rarity, a single known copy struck between 1359 and 1362 at the Luxembourg City mint.
Luxembourg version of the convention with Trier, see here (L#155-1) for the version trévisoire.
1/3 gros = 1/60 golden florin
1/3 gros = 10 deniers
Coin from the monetary union[/ b] between Wenceslaus I, Duke of Luxembourg (1353-1383) and Bohemond of Saarbrücken, Archbishop of Trier (1354-1362). "On October 31, 1359, Wenceslaus concluded a very close alliance with Boémond de Saarbrück. The strike of a social coin was the consequence of this good diplomatic agreement" (Bernays and Vannerus, 1910).
From this alliance results the striking of 2 gros, 2 thirds and 2 sixths of gros, each time a version
tréviroise and a luxembourgeoise, recognizable by the difference on the shield and the legend. The shield is quartered so that the first quarter is always occupied by the one at the beginning of the legend. In this case (Luxembourgish version), the first district of Bohemia and early legend of the Duke.
(for the Luxembourgish version, first district of Bohemia and Wincel at the beginning of the legend).
Bohemond dies quickly, the alliance was renewed with his successor but does not seem
not have generated the production of coins.
The first description of this piece, made by Mr. Ed Barneys and published by the RBN, vol. LVII, 1902, pp. 267-272.
The [b]weight of the only existing piece is 1.1 g.
No variants of legend or punctuation is known.
Source: the illustrations on this card come from the article written by Mr. Ed. Bernays and published by the RBN in 1902, vol. LVIII, pp.267-272.
Luxembourg version of the convention with Trier, see here (L#155-1) for the version trévisoire.
1/3 gros = 1/60 golden florin
1/3 gros = 10 deniers
Coin from the monetary union[/ b] between Wenceslaus I, Duke of Luxembourg (1353-1383) and Bohemond of Saarbrücken, Archbishop of Trier (1354-1362). "On October 31, 1359, Wenceslaus concluded a very close alliance with Boémond de Saarbrück. The strike of a social coin was the consequence of this good diplomatic agreement" (Bernays and Vannerus, 1910).
From this alliance results the striking of 2 gros, 2 thirds and 2 sixths of gros, each time a version
tréviroise and a luxembourgeoise, recognizable by the difference on the shield and the legend. The shield is quartered so that the first quarter is always occupied by the one at the beginning of the legend. In this case (Luxembourgish version), the first district of Bohemia and early legend of the Duke.
(for the Luxembourgish version, first district of Bohemia and Wincel at the beginning of the legend).
Bohemond dies quickly, the alliance was renewed with his successor but does not seem
not have generated the production of coins.
The first description of this piece, made by Mr. Ed Barneys and published by the RBN, vol. LVII, 1902, pp. 267-272.
The [b]weight of the only existing piece is 1.1 g.
No variants of legend or punctuation is known.
Source: the illustrations on this card come from the article written by Mr. Ed. Bernays and published by the RBN in 1902, vol. LVIII, pp.267-272.
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