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Friedrich II (1740 - 1786). Taler. 1751-B, Breslau. 22.07 g. 38.30 mm. 12h
Obv. FRIDERICVS BORVSSORVM REX. Armored and draped bust right.
Rev. EIN REICHS THALER. Crowned eagle standing right, head left, wings spread, on top of a trophy of arms and banners.
Schrötter 182b, Olding 28b, KM256, Dav-2583.
Old cabinet tone. Very fine.

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Friedrich Wilhelm IV (1840-1861). Double Thaler. 1846, Berlin. 37.05 g. 40.90 mm. 12h
Obv. FRIEDR. WILHELM IV KOENIG V. PREUSSEN, head to the right; in exergue: A.
Rev. * 2 THALER VII EINE – F. MARK 3½ GULDEN *, crowned and collared coat of arms between VEREINS 18 – 46 MÜNZE.
Olding 302; AKS 69; Jaeger 74; Kahnt 382; Dav. 771.
Toned, scratch on obverse and tiny edge nicks, otherwise good very fine.

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Friedrich III der Weise (the Wise) with Johann & Georg (1483-1525). Taler. no date (1508-1552), Annaberg. 29.19 g. 41.10 mm. 10h
Obv. (coat of arms) FRIDE (coat of arms) RI : IOH (coat of arms) AN : GE (coat of arms) ORGIVS, bust of Friedrich III. in electoral regalia to the right, shouldering a sword with his right hand.
Rev. (coat of arms) MONE (coat of arms) ARGE (coat of arms) DVCVM (coat of arms), SAXO:, the busts of Albrecht and Johann facing each other.
Dav-9709; Schnee 19.
Rare.Lightly toned, portraits originaly gilded, solder mark at 12 h, otherwise very fine.

So called Klappmützentaler.

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Johann Friedrich the Magnanimous and Moritz (1541-1547). Thaler. 1543, Annaberg. 28.74 g. 40.30 mm. 11h
Obv. (coat of arms) IOHANE (coat of arms) ELE · DVX (coat of arms) · SAX · BV (coat of arms) R · MAG, Bust of Johann with sword over his shoulder to the right,
Rev. (coat of arms) MAVRI · D (coat of arms) VX · SAX · (coat of arms) FI · IVS · 15 (coat of arms) 43 · ANB (cross in circle - mint master sign), bust of Moritz in armor to the right.
Dav. 9730; Keilitz 185; Schnee 104.
Toned, very fine.

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Johann Friedrich the Magnanimous and Moritz (1541-1547). Thaler. 1546, Buchholz. 28.87 g. 39.60 mm. 11h
Obv. (two coats of arms) IOHA · (coat of arms) ELEC : DV (coat of arms) SAX BVRG (coat of arms) MAGD, Bust of Johann with sword over his shoulder to the right.
Rev. (coat of arms) MAVRITI (coat of arms) DVX SAXO (coat of arms) IN · FIER · I (coat of arms) FEC · ZIT · T, bust of Moritz with war hammer over his shoulder to the left between 15 – 46.
Dav. 9736, Keilitz 196, Schnee 117.
Almost very fine.

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Friedrich Wilhelm I with Johann II (1573-1602). Imperial Thaler. 1581, Saalfeld. 29.05 g. 40.80 mm. 2h
Obv. D : G – IO (coat of arms) HAN · DV (coat of arms) SAX · LA (coat of arms) N · THVR (coat of arms) E · MAR (coat of arms) · MIS : mint master sign (coat of arms), mantled bust facing slightly left, wearing ruff.
Rev. D : G · FRI (coat of arms) WIL · DV (coat of arms) SAX · LA (coat of arms) N · THVR · E · (coat of arms) MAR · MI (coat of arms) MO · IMP (coat of arms), mantled bust facing slightly right between 15 - 81, wearing ruff.
Koppe 29; Dav. 9768; Schnee 234.
Very fine.

Year in the die changed from 1580 to 1581.

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Johann Ernst and his seven brothers (1605-1619). Thaler. 1612, Saalfeld. 28.88 g. 39.60 mm. 3h
Obv. IO: FRIDERIC9 - ERNESTVS – FRID. WILHELM. - BERNHARD9, elder busts of four brothers facing; in the field: LINEÆ. VINA= / =RIENSIS · / 16 - WA - IZ.
Rev. D: G: IO: ERNES: - FRIDERICVS · - WILHELMVS - ALBERTVS·, busts of four brothers facing; in the field: MON: NOV: ARG: / VIII· FRAT: / DVC: SAX:.
Dav. 7523; Koppe 193; Slg. Mers. 3795; Schnee 341.
Lightly toned. Very fine / good fine.

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Friedrich August I "the Strong" (1694-1733). Thaler. 1716, Dresden. 29.10 g. 45.80 mm. 11h
Obv. D · G · FRID : AUGUST : REX POL : DUX SAX : I · C · M · A · & W ·, bust with laurel wreath to right.
Rev. SAC : ROM : IMP : ARCHIM : ET ELECTOR., two crowned coats of arms surrounded by two palm branches, in between 1716 / I·G·S·.
Kahnt 108, Schnee 1009, Dav. 2653, Kopicki 10983 (R1).
Beautiful light cabinet tone, very fine.

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Johann Casimir and Johann Ernst (1572-1633). Thaler. 1624, Saalfeld. 28.84 g. 43.40 mm. 11h
Obv. D G · IO – CASI - ET · IO - ERNE – D. SAX – IV. CL - ET · M, cuirassed half-length figure of Johann Casimir to the right between 16-24, in the field: FRIED - ERNEHRT.
Rev. LA · G - THV - MAR - MIS - COM - ET · RA – D. IN – RAV, cuirassed half-length figure of Johann Ernst left between two small shields, in the field: VNFRIED – VERZEHRT. WA.
Dav. 7431, Grasser 202b, Slg. Mers. 2966, Schnee 190.
Lightly toned, grafito X on reverse, otherwise fine / almost very fine.

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Double Taler by Medalist Christian Schnitzspahn. 1869, Stuttgart. 36.81 g. 41.20 mm. 12h
Obv. KARL KOENIG VON WUERTTEMBERG. Head right.
Rev. ZUR ERINNERUNG AN - D. WIEDERHERSTELLING / D. MUNSTERS - IN ULM 1869. Frontal view of the Ulm Minster. In exergue, ZWEI THALER / C. SCHNITZSPAHN. F.
Krause-Mishler 618; Davenport 961; Thun 442; AKS 131; Jaeger 87; Kahnt 595.
Some scratches and minor edge nicks, otherwise good very fine.

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Post-Union Crown. 1708, London. 29.86 g. 38.20 mm. Obv. third draped bust of Queen Anne facing left, surrounded by Latin legend ANNA·DEI· - GRATIA· and toothed border.
Rev. MAG: - BRI: FR· - ET· HIB. – REG: 17 - 08·, crowned cruciform shields showing the arms of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, around Garter star, plain angles. edge inscribed in raised letters: + DECVS · ET · TVTAMEN ANNO · REGNI · SEPTIMO ·.
Bull 1347; ESC 108; C&R 571 R2, S. 3602.
Rare. Ligthly toned, almost extremely fine

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Franz Josef I (1848-1916). Forint = Gulden. 1857, Gyulafehérvár (Karlsburg). 12.34 g. 29.10 mm. 12h
Obv. FRANC · IOS · I · D · G · AVSTRIAE IMPERATOR, laureate bust facing right, beneath E.
Rev. HVNG · BOH · LOMB · ET VEN · 1 FL GAL · LOD · ILL · REX A · A · 1857, double-headed crowned imperial eagle with coat of arms on his breast.
Huszár 2131; Unger II 1460 b; J. 328; Frühwald 1444.
Extremely fine piece of this very rare coin.

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City. Thaler-like Medal. Undated issue (19th century?). 25.43 g. 45.50 mm. 12h
Obv. S : GEORGIVS · EQVITVM · PATRONVS, St. George on horseback to the right stabbing dragon, in the background kneeling queen on rock.
Rev. IN TEMPESTATE · SECVRITAS (wild rose), disciples in the storm-tossed ship with the sleeping Jesus.
Huszár (St. George) 42; Huszár-Procopius 155.
Almost extremely fine.

So called St. Georgstaler.

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Filippo III (Philip IV of Spain) (1621-1665). Filippo. 1657, Milano. 25.65 g. 40.00 mm. 9h
Obv. PHILIPPVS * IIII * REX * HISPANIARVM *1657*, armored bust to the right, wearing ruff.
Rev. * DVX * ET * C * - * MEDIOLANI *, crowned coat of arms.
MIR 364; Crippa 14; Dav. 4003; K.M. 55.
Lightly toned, large flan crack at 2 o'clock, otherwise almost very fine.

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Ferdinando IV (1rst reign) (1759-1799). Piastra = 120 Grana. 1766. 25.26 g. 41.00 mm. 6h
Obv. FERDINAND· IV· D· G· - SICILIAR· ET HIER· REX, armored bust to the right, below: F· A· (Ferdinando Adovasio, engraver).
Rev. HISPANIAR· - INFANS 1766, crowned coat of arms, at the sides C· - C· / R (Cesare Coppola, m.d.z. and Giovanni Russo, m.d.p.) and below, in the lap, G 120 within a scroll.
Pannuti-Riccio 45; MIR 365; Magliocca 238; K. M. 172.
Very rare. Lightly toned, adjusted and some scratches, otherwise very fine.

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Roberto I de Angiò (1309-1343). Gigliato. Circa 1309-1317. 3.87 g. 27.20 mm. 12h
Obv. ✠ ROBЄRT DЄI GRA IЄRL ЄT SICIL RЄX, Roberto enthroned facing, holding lis-tipped sceptre and globus cruciger.
Rev. ✠ ҺOꞂOR • RЄGIS • IUDICIU • DILIGIT, cross fleurée, lis in each quarter.
MIR 28.
Toned, almost very fine.

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Cosimo III de Medici (1670-1723). Piastra first series. 1676, Florence. 30.96 g. 45.10 mm. 6h
Obv. COSMVS · III · D · G · MAG · DVX · ETRVRIAE · VI, draped and armored bust with long hair tot he right, below 1676.
Rev. FILIVS MEVS – DILECTVS, Jesus being baptised by St. John, with the Holy Spirit hovering above.
MIR 326/3; Dav. 4209.
Almost very fine.

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King of Toscana and his mother Maria Luigi (1803-1807). Scudo da 10 Paoli – Francescone. 1806, Florence. 27.25 g. 41.40 mm. 6h
Obv. CAROLUS LUD D G REX ETR & M ALOYSIA R RECTRIX I I H H. Facing busts of Carlo and Maria.
Rev. DOMINUS SPES MEA A IUVENTUTE MEA. Crowned coat-of-arms. Below: PISIS 1806.
Pagani 30; Davenport 155.
Some marks, otherwise Very Fine.

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Nicoló da Ponte (1578-1585). Half Scudo = 80 Soldi = 4 Lire. Undated issue. 16.05 g. 34.30 mm. 12h
Obv. * S · M · VENE · NIC · DEPONT · DVX *, kneeling doge in front of St. Mark; in exergue * M * A *.
Rev. MEMORERO TVI IVSTINA VIR, St. Giustina with palm branch in the right and the Lion of St. Mark; in exergue · 80 ·.
Paolucci 5, vergl. Meyer 493.
Lightly toned. Almost very fine.