Germany, Brandenburg-Ansbach. Alexander (1757–1791). Konv.-Taler (Dicktaler) 1765

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Yevhen Fedoryshyn
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Brandenburg-Ansbach Konv.-Taler (Dicktaler) from 1765 in silver, stamped by Johann Samuel Götzinger with Peter Anton Kolb as mint official and Johann Bernhard Kern as wardein, featuring a Hermelin obscuring the arm on the obverse, weighing 28.08 g and considered extremely rare; condition not certified.

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Germany | Brandenburg-Ansbach | Alexander 1757-1791 | Convention taler (Dicktaler), Schwabach 1765, stamp by Johann Samuel Götzinger, mint master Peter Anton Kolb, warder Johann Bernhard Kern, on the obverse the ermine covers the upper arm portion, with a chain edge, Collection Grüber 4646, Collection Wilmersdörffer -, Davenport 1994 A, 28.08 g.
Of great rarity, very fine

Germany | Brandenburg-Ansbach | Alexander 1757-1791 | Convention taler (Dicktaler), Schwabach 1765, stamp by Johann Samuel Götzinger, mint master Peter Anton Kolb, warder Johann Bernhard Kern, on the obverse the ermine covers the upper arm portion, with a chain edge, Collection Grüber 4646, Collection Wilmersdörffer -, Davenport 1994 A, 28.08 g.
Of great rarity, very fine

Details

Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
Yes
Country/province
Germany, Brandenburg-Ansbach
Year/period and variation
1765
Ruler
Alexander (1757–1791)
Denomination
Konv.-Taler (Dicktaler)
Precious metal
Silver
Condition
Ungraded
GermanyVerified
298
Objects sold
99.04%
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