Silver Seal, An Emissary Of Charles V, 16th Century, Beautiful Coat Of Arms

Round silver seal die, unmounted plate, diameter 3.3cm, superbly engraved,  legible, with a complex coat of arms:
under helmet with the crest of a winged dragon holding a mace, a coat of arms in 3 quarters:
a raised serpent,
a dragon with a mace,
and an arrow between two flowers.
This coat of arms belonged to an emissary, (the translation is: informant, or perhaps prefect of a region), under Charles V for Eberstadt in Westphalia, as indicated around Roman capital letters.
(or other place, the names change in 5 centuries),
Nice engraving work, I left the wax fillings, picturesque on photo; No visible flaw.
Weight, 11gr, no hallmark.
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