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260929002        Germany        Brandenburg-Ansbach                Convention thaler        Extremely rare in this condition        Schwabach 1785; die by Johann Samuel Götzinger; Münzmeister Peter Anton Kolb; Warden Johann Friedrich Westphal; with rosette edge; Col. Grüber 4687; Col. Wilmersdörffer 1115; Davenport 2027; 27.94 g        A superb specimen in pristine condition with a fine, light patina, almost mint

260929002        Deutschland        Brandenburg-Ansbach                Konventionstaler        Äußerst selten in dieser Erhaltung        Schwabach 1785; Stempel von Johann Samuel Götzinger; Mm. Peter Anton Kolb; Wardein Johann Friedrich Westphal; mit Rosettenrand; Slg. Grüber 4687; Slg. Wilmersdörffer 1115; Davenport 2027; 27,94 g        Prachtexemplar von schönster Erhaltung mit feiner, leichter Patina, fast stempelglanz

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Germany, Brandenburg-Ansbach. Alexander. Konventionstaler 1785

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1785 Konventionstaler from Brandenburg-Ansbach, Germany, struck in silver and weighing 27.94 g, with a rosette edge, extremely rare in this condition, bearing the Schwabach 1785 attribution and marks by Johann Samuel Götzinger, Peter Anton Kolb, and Johann Friedrich Westphal.

Germany, Brandenburg-Ansbach. Alexander. Konventionstaler 1785

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1785 Konventionstaler from Brandenburg-Ansbach, Germany, struck in silver and weighing 27.94 g, with a rosette edge, extremely rare in this condition, bearing the Schwabach 1785 attribution and marks by Johann Samuel Götzinger, Peter Anton Kolb, and Johann Friedrich Westphal.

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