1 Schilling – Jülich-Kleve-Berg
Germany
Context
Years: 1612–1615
Country: Germany 
Issuer: Jülich-Kleve-Berg
Period:
(1609—1614)
Ruler: Matthias
Currency:
(1521—1609)
Demonetized: Yes
Material
References
KM: #Click to copy to clipboard17
Numista: #80652
Value
Bullion value: $12.91
Obverse
Description:
Crowned shield with arms of Kleve, Jülich, Berg, Mark, and Ravensberg in a beaded circle. Fleurs-de-lis separate the legend, which begins at 1 o'clock: "MONETA NOVA ARGENTEA DUCIS CLIVIAE IULIACI ET MONTIUM." H mint mark above.
Inscription:
H MO NO ARG DVC CLI IVL ET M OM
Script: Latin
Reverse
Description:
Imperial double-headed eagle within a beaded circle. The crown and tail feathers divide the surrounding legend: "Mathias I Romanorun Imperator Semper Augustus".
Inscription:
MATH I ROM IMP SEMP AVGVST
Script: Latin
Edge
Mintings
| Year | Mint Mark | Mintage | Quality | Collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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✨ Legendary