ALLEMAGNE BAVIERE COBOURG JETON A LA TETE DE MAURE 16 EME SIECLE A DÉTERMINER
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Par ailleurs, la légende fictive en “SV etc…” semble imiter maladroitement la légende “SARAZIN SVI VRAIE” figurant sur un autre jeton à la tête de Maure décrit dans cet ouvrage à la page 31
Histoire du jeton au moyen age - Page 31
Jules Rouyer · 1858
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Bavière en effet, comme sur cette monnaie :
10 Kreuzer - Albert V der Großmütige - Duché de Bavière – Numista
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sur la tête de Maure en Bavière
https://blackcentraleurope.com/sources/1000-1500/the-coburg-moor-ca-1380-present/
Là, il n'y a plus de doute !
THE “COBURG MOOR” (CA. 1380-PRESENT)
The scholar Jean Devise has traced the earliest uses of a Moor or a Black figure in heraldry to Bavaria, the upper Rhineland, and Lower Saxony in the late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries. The use in family and institutional crests at this time most likely reflected the spread of the imagery of the Hohenstaufen emperors, as in St. Maurice and the Black Magus, in which Black figures stood in for the universalist pretensions of the Church and the Empire.
From the early fifteenth century, in the context of increasing conflict against Muslims and expanding maritime exploration and global trade, including in African slaves, Black figures began to take on more fantastical, exotic, and degrading features. In this period Black figures became a more common heraldic feature across the German lands.
Since the late fourteenth century St. Maurice, the patron saint of Coburg, has served as a symbol of the city. He has featured in the city’s crest in the form of a “Moor’s head,” and statues of him can be found throughout the city. Around the seventeenth century there was a significant shift in depictions of the saint, as he morphed from an armored knight to a noble savage. Elements of the latter continue to feature in the city crest, which has otherwise remained consistent over the centuries.
Jeff Bowersox
From at least 1380 St. Maurice began to feature on city coins and later on versions of the city crest. By the seventeenth century, he was the chief symbol of the city. Herbert Ott, “Coburg Stadtwappen (ca. 1600),” in Rudolf Brückner, Coburg Stadtwappen (Coburg: Fremdenverkehrs- und Kongreßbetrieb, n.d.). ©Herbert Ott.
Jewelry, especially a golden earring, which conformed to stereotypical depictions of Africans as uncivilized, seems only to have been added in the nineteenth century but continues to feature today. Buonasera, “Coburger Mohr im Ziergitter der Rathaustür” (2014), Wikimedia Commons.
The head was removed from the city crest under the Nazis, who replaced it with a sword and swastika. It was returned again after the war and updated in 1953 with an eye toward a more sympathetic depiction of Maurice. Note the addition of a neck collar, an adornment sometimes worn by Black courtly servants in previous centuries as a nod to slavery. Erich Lage, “Stadtwappen Coburg” (1953), Stadtarchiv Coburg A 18847/1 fol. 22r.
The “Moor’s head” was last updated in 1974 in a return to the design from the pre-Nazi period. “Wappen der Stadt Coburg” (1974), Bayerns Gemeinden.
In its current form, the “Coburg Moor” adorns everything from official buildings to manhole covers. Störfix, “Kanaldeckel mit Stadwappen” (2005), Wikimedia Commons.
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jeton à la tête de Maure de Cobourg (en Bavière) ou alors jeton de Nuremberg reprenant les armes et emblèmes de Cobourg
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobourg
Cobourg (en allemand : Coburg) est une ville d'Allemagne, située dans le Land de Bavière
Appartenances historiques
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Duché de Saxe 1547-1572
Duché de Saxe-Cobourg-Eisenach 1572-1596 Duché de Saxe-Cobourg 1596–1633 Duché de Saxe-Eisenach 1633–1638
Duché de Saxe-Weimar 1638–1640 Duché de Saxe-Eisenach 1640–1644 Duché de Saxe-Gotha 1644–1680 Duché de Saxe-Cobourg 1680–1735 Duché de Saxe-Cobourg-Saalfeld 1735–1826
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Des monnaies à la tête de Maure frappées à Cobourg
WAG Online oHG > Auction 133Auction date: 9 October 2022Lot number: 893
Coburg, thüringische Münzstätte. Friedrich der Strenge 1353-1381 1353-1381.
Pfennige auf Würzburger Schlag mit dem Mohrenkopf. 96 Stück.
Schlecht erhalten - schön / sehr schön
Starting price: 600 EUR
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