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Marquardt, Curt

According to Rahnenführer (1963) Curt Marquardt was appointed mintmaster in Naumburg/Saxony-Anhalt in the sommer of 1621 as successor to Georg Oppermann.

Earlier Rahnenführer-Schwinkowski (1932) stated that tehre is no testominy for his persence in Naumburg, which is stressed by Krug (1968). Bornemann (1927) on the other hand names Marquardt as a mintmaster in Bürgel/Thuringia for the period from 24 June 1621 to c. end of that year, again as a successor to Georg Oppermann. Following Krug (1968) is is quite uncertain, if Marquardt ever was a mintmaster in Naumburg.

Rahnenführer-Schwinkowski (1932) think that he used a heart as his personal symbol.

Lit.: V. Bornemann, Die Kippermünzen der Herzöge von Sachsen-Altenburg, Blätter für Münzfreunde 62, 1927, 92; G. Krug, Die kursächsischen Kippermünzen II. Ergänzungen zu E. Rahnenführer (1968) 58; E. Rahnenführer, Die kursächsischen Kippermünzen (1963) 83-85; E. Rahnenführer - W. Schwinkowski, Die Kippermünzstätte zu Naumburg. Zur Scheidung der Naumburger von den Neustädter Münzen, Blätter für Münzfreunde 67, 1932, 483.

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10.05.2024