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English: Very fine electrotype copy of a 1525 Joachimsthaler, 39 mm in diameter and 30.09 g in weight. The Bohemian lion is depicted within the inscription Ludovicus prim(us) D(ei) gracia Rex Bo(hemiae)—"Louis I, by the Grace of God, King of Bohemia". Schulten 4383; Davenport 8142.
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