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Thaler Coat of arms of Lucerne ND
| Silver | 28.5 g | 41 mm |
| Issuer | City of Lucerne |
|---|---|
| Period | Free imperial city (1415-1648) |
| Type | Standard circulation coin |
| Years | 1550-1567 |
| Value | 1 Thaler |
| Currency | Thaler (1550-1656) |
| Composition | Silver |
| Weight | 28.5 g |
| Diameter | 41 mm |
| Shape | Round |
| Demonetized | Yes |
| Updated | 2024-10-07 |
| Numista | N#99499 |
|---|---|
| Rarity index | 97% |
Reverse
Saint Leodegarus, seated on throne, nimbate, wearing mitre and regalia, holding crosier in left hand, book in right hand, and hand drill on right shoulder.
Script: Latin
Lettering: SANCTVS ✶ LEODIGARIVS
Translation:
Sanctus Leodigarius.
Saint Leodegar.
Comment
Varieties:Variety 1 (Wielandt# 29)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: ∙ SANCTVS ✶ LEOD IGARIVS ∙
Variety 2 (Wielandt# 29a)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: SANCTVS ✶ LEOD IGARIVS ∙
Variety 3 (Wielandt# 29b)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: SANCTVS ❀ LEOD IGARIVS
Variety 4 (Wielandt# 29c)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: ∙ SANCTVS ❀ LEOD IGARIVS
Variety 5 (Wielandt# 29d)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: ✶ SANCT9 ✶ LEOD IGARI9 ✶
Variety 6 (Wielandt# 29e)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: ✶ SANCT9 ✶ LEOD IGARI9
Variety 7 (Wielandt# 29f)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: ✶ SANCT9 ✶ LEOD IGARI9 .
Variety 8 (Wielandt# 29g)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: SANCTVS ✶ LEODI GARIVS
Variety 9 (Wielandt# 29h)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: ⬦ SANCT9 LEODI GARIVS
Variety 10 (Wielandt# 29i)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: + SANCT9 + LEODI GARIVS +
Variety 11 (Wielandt# 29k)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: + SANCT9 + LEODI GARIVS ✶
Variety 12 (Wielandt# 29l)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: ⬦ SANCT9 ⬦ LEODI GARIVS ✶
Variety 13 (Wielandt# 29m)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONEA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: + SANCT9 + LEODI GARIVS +
Variety 14 (Wielandt# 29n)
Obverse lettering: + MONETA + NOVA + LVCERNENSIS +
Reverse lettering: ∙ SANCTVS ∙ LEOD IGARIVS ∙
Variety 15 (Wielandt# 29o)
Obverse lettering: + MONETA + NOVA + LVCERNENSIS +
Reverse lettering: ⬦ SANCT9 ⬦ LEODI GARIV : ⬩
Variety 16 (Wielandt# 29p)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS : 🟉
Reverse lettering: ∙ SANCTVS ✶ LEOD IGARIVS ∙
Variety 17 (Wielandt# 29q)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS + ✶
Reverse lettering: SANCTVS ✶ LEODI GARIVS
Variety 18 (Wielandt# 29r)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOV ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: SANCTVS ✶ LEODI GARIVS
Variety 19 (Wielandt# 29s)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOV ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: ∙ SANCTVS ✶ LEOD IGARIVS
Variety 20 (Wielandt# 29t)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOV ✶ LVCERNENSIS ✶
Reverse lettering: SANCT9 LEOD IGARI9
Variety 21 (Wielandt# 29u)
Obverse lettering: MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS
Reverse lettering: SANCTVS ✶ LEODI GARIVS
Variety 22 (Wielandt# 29v)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSIS
Reverse lettering: ∙ SANCTVS ✶ LEOD IGARIVS ∙
Variety 23 (Wielandt# 29w)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSI
Reverse lettering: ∙ SANCTVS ✶ LEOD IGARIVS ∙
Variety 24 (Wielandt# 29x)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSI
Reverse lettering: ∙ SANCTVS ✶ LEODI GARIVS
Variety 25 (Wielandt# 29y)
Obverse lettering: ✶ MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSI
Reverse lettering: SANCTVS ✶ LEODI GARIVS
Variety 26 (Wielandt# 29z)
Obverse lettering: : x : MONETA ✶ NOVA ✶ LVCERNENSI ✶
Reverse lettering: SANCTVS ✶ LEODI GARIVS
Interesting fact
One interesting fact about the Standard circulation coin Thaler (Coat of arms of Lucerne) ND (1550-1567) from City of Lucerne made of Silver weighing 28.5 g is that it was used as a means of payment in the city of Lucerne during the 16th century. It was a widely accepted coin in the region and was used for various transactions, including buying goods and services. The coin's design features the coat of arms of Lucerne, which is a symbol of the city's rich history and culture.
