Definition

• The name given to a silver coin of Zurich struck to commemo- rate the foundation of the City Hall in 1698. It is from designs by H. J. Bullin- ger and has on one side a picture of the building, and on the reverse a view of the city of Zurich.

  The same title is given to an undated silver coin of Nuremberg from designs by P. H. Miiller. This has a view of the town- hall on the obverse, and an illustration of the city on the reverse. See Madai (No. 2313).

Quelle

• Frey's Dictionary (American Journal of Numismatics, Vol. 50, 1916)

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