Livonia 1 Schilling / 1 Solidus 1600

The Livonia 1 Schilling / 1 Solidus 1600 is a fascinating historical item from the country of Livonia. Livonia, also known as Livland or Livonija, was a historic region located in present-day Estonia and Latvia. It was a part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and later came under the rule of the Swedish Empire. This particular coin, designated as KM# 5 and Haljak# 1069, is made of silver and features the image of Sigismund III Vasa, who was the King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania at the time. The coin was minted in Riga, which was a prominent city in Livonia. The XF (Extremely Fine) condition indicates that the coin is well-preserved and has minimal wear. The coin's N# 78799 serves as a unique identifying number. Livonia was a vital trading center during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, known for its thriving commercial activity and cultural exchange between the Baltic and Western Europe. The Livonian Confederation, established in the 13th century, played a significant role in the region's history before it was gradually assimilated by neighboring powers. The Livonia 1 Schilling / 1 Solidus 1600 is not only a numismatic artifact but also a testament to the rich historical and cultural heritage of Livonia. It serves as a tangible reminder of the region's past and its links to the broader European context.

N° 1242 | Livonia 1 Schilling / 1 Solidus 1600

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