De rust hersteld in Duitsland onder Ferdinand III 1650
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This small silver coin, part of the Dutch coin collection of the Rijksmuseum, depicts the restoration of peace in Germany under the reign of Ferdinand III. The coin, dated 1650, showcases the emperor’s symbol, a double-headed eagle, and an inscription that translates to “Long live Ferdinand III, Emperor of Rome, Long Live.” The coin is a tangible reminder of the historical context of the time and showcases the artistry of anonymous coin designers. It is a small yet significant artifact of the Dutch Republic's coin history and the reign of Ferdinand III.
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