fwo_910918 - POLAND - SIGISMUND III VASA 1/4 Thaler ou ort koronny 1615 Dantzig
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Type : 1/4 Thaler ou ort koronny
Date: 1615
Mint name / Town : Dantzig
Metal : billon
Diameter : 29,5 mm
Orientation dies : 12 h.
Weight : 6,54 g.
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Obverse
Obverse legend : SIGIS: III. D: G: REX. POL: M: D: L: R: PRVS:.
Obverse description : Buste de Sigismond III, cuirassé, portant une large fraise et une couronne coupant la légende en haut.
Obverse translation : (Sigismond III, par la grâce de Dieu, roi de Pologne et grand duc de Lituanie, Russie et Prusse).
Reverse
Reverse legend : (ÉCU) MONETA. CIVIT: GEDANENSIS. 1615.
Reverse description : Écu aux armes de Dantzig, accosté de deux lions.
Reverse translation : (Monnaie de la cité de Dantzig).
Commentary
Ce type monétaire fut frappé à Dantzig à partir de 1608, avec un millésime dans la légende du revers. À partir de 1623, et jusqu’en 1626, le millésime apparaît coupé en deux dans le champ du droit et du revers.
Historical background
POLAND - SIGISMUND III VASA
(20/06/1566-19/04/1632)
Sigismund III, born in Griespsholm on June 20, 1566, is the son of King John III of Sweden and, on his mother's side, the nephew of the King of Poland. Sigismund III August Jagiellon was elected King of Poland in 1587, then on the death of his father in 1592, he became King of Sweden. Catholic, he lost his title of king of Sweden in 1599, and his uncle replaced him on the throne of Sweden from 1604 under the name of Charles IX. He also fought against the Reformation in Poland. In 1610, he occupied Moscow and had his son Ladislas elected Tsar; this reign was brief because the city was taken over in 1612 by Pozharsky. He declared war on his nephew, King Gustav II Adolf of Sweden, but lost his entire fleet and most of Livonia. Faced with these defeats, he was forced to sign the Altmark truce in 1629, which marked the end of the war with Sweden. He died on April 30, 1632 in Warsaw and his two sons Ladislas (IV) and Jean-Casimir succeeded him..
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