MK-B | Spanische Niederlande: Philipp II. 1576

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Spanische Niederlande: Philipp II. 1576
	Berlin, Münzkabinett der Staatlichen Museen Coin Gallery Bode-Museum Room 243, BM69/02 The 16th Cent. after Charles V
Obverse	PHS D G HISP Z REX DVX GEL. Büste Philipp II. im Harnisch nach links. Unten die geteilte Jahreszahl 15-76, dazwischen das Münzzeichen Kreuz für Nimwegen.
Reverse	DOMINVS MIC-HI ADIVTOR. Gekröntes Wappen auf Lilienzeptern liegend. Unten Goldenes Vlies (Toison d'Or).
Sitter	Philip II (1556-1598), king of Spain, from 1580 as Philip I king of Portugal
Class/status	Kingdom (medieval/modern)
Authority	Philip II (1556-1598), king of Spain, from 1580 as Philip I king of Portugal
Date	1576 Baroque
Denomination	Taler (Philippstaler) Taler (Philippstaler) The Daldre Philippus was first struck in 1539, and represents a Taler size coin issued in the Spanish Netherlands. The German term Philippstaler was used for all Dutch taler size coin bearing the portrait of King Philip II of Spain (also called Königstaler = king's taler). This term in a broad sense hence refers to the Daldre Philippus first struck in 1539, and the Burgundian Taler, also called Kreureichtaler in German (Daldre de Bourgogne), issued from 1567, see here under Burgundy Taler. These two taler denominations were replaced by the Albertustaler in 1612. Lit.: F. von Schrötter, Wörterbuch der Münzkunde (1930) s.v. Burgundischer Taler pp. 89-90.
	Silver ; 34,45 g; 44 mm; 6 h
Production	struck
Mint	Nijmegen
Region	Gelderland
Country	Netherlands
Publications	A. Delmonte, Le Bénélux d'argent - De zilveren Benelux (1967) 22 Nr. 33.
Item	Coin
Department	Modern Period, 16th century
Accession	Ohne Nummer
Object number	18200851
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