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1672 KB - Hungary - 6 Krajczar, Silver, Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I Hungary - 1672, AR Six Krajczar coin.
Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I (the hogmouth) of the Hapsburg family that ruled Austria for centuries.
obv:" LEOPOLDUS.D.G.R.I.S.GE.HU.B.REX." - Laureate crowned, draped bust facing right, titles encircling designs.
Below Bust of Emperor ; Roman Numerals: "VI" encircled at 6 O'Clock, denomination, 6 Silver Krajczar.
rev:" PATRONA.HUNGARIÆ .1672. " - Madonna(Mary) holding Christ child in arms.
Coat of Arms below at 6 O'Clock.
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1678 KB - Austria-Hungary - Hungary 1678 KB Silver 15 Krajczar Hungary, 1678 - Silver 15 krajczar.
Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I.
"K B" mintmark = Kremnitz (Kormoczbanya) Mint, Hungary.
obv: LEOPOLD.D:G.R.I.S.A.G.H.B.REX - Laureate bust right.
Roman numerals 'XV' below bust; 15 Krajczar, Silver.
rev: PATRONA . HUNGARIAE 16+78 - Radiating Madonna and child. -KB- on either side. Shield/Arms below.
Titles on both sides written on scrolls. Very nice.rexesq
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1794 - III GrossiGalicia & Lodomeria - Galician Poland
Obv: MONET AER EXERCIT CAES REG - Crowned double headed Russian eagle,
small shield on breast, above crossed flags.
Rev: III GROSSI POL - Value, Date above sprigs.
Size: 26mm; 9.97gms
This coin was minted in 1794 during the 2nd partition of Poland,
it seems that General Kosciusko, of Poland,(Later of the Kosciusko Bridge fame),
after assisting the Continental army during the American revolution,
went back to Poland and became a nationalist and didn't like the terms of 2nd partition.
He led a revolt of the Polish army and peasants in 1794, known as the "Kosciusko uprising",
against the Austrians, who were taking over Galicia, as per terms of the 2nd partition.
This coin was minted, by Austria, for the Austrian army,
for purchases what was still Polish Galicia. Later to become Austrian Galicia.
It was made specifically for Galicia in 1794,
the year Galicia stopped being Polish and was acquired by Austria.
To me this coin represents the beginning of Austrian Galicia
and the reason I am Austrian and not Polish.
Please advise of corrections to this brief history.
Brian L
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1815. Louis XVIII. The Holy Alliance.Obv. Bust left LVDOVICVS XVIII FRANC ET NAV REX, ANDRIEU F on truncation.
Rev. REGNIS EVROPAE CONCORDIA STABILIENDIS, on shield at centre GALLIA AVSTRIA BORVSS (Prussia) ANGLIA RVSSIA, SACRO FOEDERE IVNCTAE, in exergue ACCESSIT GALLIA NOVEMB MDCCCXV, signed F GATTEAUX Allegorical figures of France and ? facing in each in front of shield and a group of standards bearing the arms of the Great Powers involved in the Napoleonic Wars (Britains, interestingly enough, is at the back, half covered) with a unicorn behind the right figure.
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This is a confusing medal. It depicts the nations of Austria, Great Britain, France, Prussia and Russia as part of the Holy Alliance. Yet many historical sources say Great Britain never joined due to distaste and constitutional incompatibility with the others reactionary policies. But other sources say Britain did join at the same time as France (November 20, 1815). Who is right? If Britain did not join why are they on the medal, but if they did why is there so much written to the contrary?LordBest
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1915 Austrian Gold 4 Ducat RestrikeAustria, Austro-Hungarian Empire, Franz Joseph I (1848-1916), Gold 4 Ducat Restrike, 1915, SCWC KM 2276, Friedberg 488, Her. 27-70, BU, light abrasions on obverse field, engraved by Friedrich Leisek, edge milled, weight 13.9636g (AGW 0.4427oz), composition 0.986 Au, 0.014 Cu, diameter 39.5mm, thickness 0.7mm, die axis 0°, Austrian mint, 1915; obverse FRANC • IOS • I • D • G • AVSTRIAE IMPERATOR (Franz Joseph I, by the Grace of God, Austrian Emperor) clockwise from lower left, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, wearing collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece and laurel wreath tied with bow at back, beaded border surrounding; reverse HVNGAR • BOHEM • GAL •-LOD • ILL • REX A • A • 1915 (King of Hungary, Bohemia, Galicia and Lodomeria, Illyria, Archduke of Austria, 1915) clockwise from upper right, Coat of Arms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire: double-headed Habsburg Imperial Eagle facing, heads turned left and right, wearing two crowns, with two fluttering ribbon ends, third crown above, wings spread, sword and sceptre in left talon, globus cruciger in right, shield on breast vertically divided by triband, crowned lion rampant left, diagonal band of three alerions right, within collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece, ( 4 ) in exergue, beaded border surrounding; from the Roger Belmar Collection; ex Sovereign Rarities (24 Jul 2020); £875.00.Serendipity
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AUSTRIA - MatthiasAUSTRIA - Lower Austria, Matthias (1608-1619) AR 3 Kreuzer, 1618. Reference: KM-186.dpaul7
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AUSTRIA - Upper Austria, Ferdinand III (1637-1657) AUSTRIA - Upper Austria, Ferdinand III (1637-1657) AR 1 Kreuzer, 1647. Vienna Mint. Obv.: Bust right. Bird in circle below bust (mint privy mark). Rev.: Crowned double-headed eagle, value on breast. Reference: KM #830
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Austria, CNA I. ?, Friesach or Wien ?, AR-, #1Austria, CNA I. ?, Friesach or Wien ?, AR-, #1
avers:
reverse:
diameter: 12,0 mm, weight: 0,35, axis: h,
mint: , mint mark: -/-,
date: , ref: CNA I. ?,
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Austria, 1 Kreutser, 1765Obv:- M THERES D G R I G H B R A AUST, Bust of Maria Theresa right
Rev:- EIN / KREUTZER/ 1765 . / H within werath
Minted in Hermannstadt mint.
Reference:- KM# 1993
My ref:- AUT 001
Part of a large, mixed world lot I bought on a whim. maridvnvm
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Austria, Austrian Netherlands. Maria Theresia, Palace of the Nation, 1779.Obv. Draped bust MARIA THERESIA AUG LOTH BRAB LIMB DUX M S I signed T V B
Rev. View of the Palace of the Nation THEMIDI TUTELARI S P Q B EXTRUI CURAVIS MDCCLXXIX
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Austria, Austrian Netherlands. Maria Theresia, The Homage of Brussels, 1744.Obv. Draped bust MAR TH D G R HUNG BO D BRAB C FL INAUGURATA
Rev. Clasped hands over altar HAEC ARA TUEBITUR OMNES FIDES PUBLICA
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Austria, CNA I. B-172, Ottokar II. of Bohemia (1251-1276 A.D.), King, Vienna mint, AR-Pfennig, (Wiener Pfennig) #1Austria, CNA I. B-172, Ottokar II. of Bohemia (1251-1276 A.D.), King, Vienna mint, AR-Pfennig, (Wiener Pfennig) #1
avers: Lamb with human head facing left holding a flag.
reverse: Hebrew letter "pe" "פ" surrounded by a crown, circle of stars around.
diameter: 12,5-13,0mm, weight: 0,66g, axis: 8h,
mint: Vienna, mint mark: -/-,
date: 1251-1276 A.D.,
ref: CNA I. B-172, L 85, CÁC III. 22A.76.1.1., H 400-401, CNH I. 348., U 274(?),
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This coin is a member of the so-called "Wiener-Pfennig" group, which are minted for use in the Hungarian circulation at that time.quadrans
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Austria, CNA I. B-216, Friedrich, King, (Frederick the Fair as King, 1314-1330 A.D.), King, Vienna mint, AR-Pfennig, (Wiener Pfennig) #1Austria, CNA I. B-216, Friedrich, King, (Frederick the Fair as King, 1314-1330 A.D.), King, Vienna mint, AR-Pfennig, (Wiener Pfennig) #1
avers: Shield between two fish.
reverse: Crowned head facing, forward in the six passes.
diameter: 14,8-15,2mm, weight: 0,73g, axis: 7h,
mint: Vienna, mint mark: -/-,
date: 1314-1330 A.D.,
ref: CNA I. B-216,
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Austria, CNA I. C a-005, Eberhard I. (1147-1164 A.D.), AR-Pfennig, Friesach, under Archbishopric of Salzburg, Sprag cross with balls in each angle, #1Austria, CNA I. C a-005, Eberhard I. (1147-1164 A.D.), AR-Pfennig, Friesach, under Archbishopric of Salzburg, Sprag cross with balls in each angle, #1
avers: Saint’s bust facing between Crozier and star, cross above.
reverse: Sprag cross with balls in each angle.
diameter: 17,5-18,0 mm, weight: 0,73g, axis: 6/12 h,
mint: Krems - Friesach, mint mark: -/-,
date: 1147-1164 A.D., ref: CNA I. C a-005,
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Austria, CNA I. C a-013, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1Austria, CNA I. C a-013, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1
avers: 2 bishops’ heads and 2 large stars arranged in a cross form; in the angles a ring with points.
reverse: Facing bust of the bishop with crozier and gospel.
diameter: 16,5-17,0mm, weight: 0,97g, axis:7h,
mint: Friesach, mint mark: -/-,
date: 1200-1246 A.D., ref: CNA I. C a-013, Luschin-Ebengreuth 13.,
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Austria, CNA I. C b-013, Bernhard, Duke of Carinthia (1202-1256 AD), Friesacher pfennig of Carinthia, Saint Veit mint. It was minted c. 1212-1216 during the reign of Bernhard, #1Austria, CNA I. C b-013, Bernhard, Duke of Carinthia (1202-1256 AD), Friesacher pfennig of Carinthia, Saint Veit mint. It was minted c. 1212-1216 during the reign of Bernhard, #1
avers: + SANCTVS, Cross with five-pointed mullets in angles.
reverse: + DVX CARIN CIE, Standing figure of the duke in armor, and helmeted, holding sword and triangular shield, around.
diameter: 14-15mm, weight: 0,54g, axis: h,
mint: Carinthia, Saint Veit mint mark: -/-,
date: 1212-1216 A.D., during the reign of Bernhard,
ref: Luschin 194, Koch CNA I. C b-013,
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Austria, CNA I. C i-007, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Duchy of Steiermark, Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1Austria, CNA I. C i-007, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Duchy of Steiermark, Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1
avers: + FRISACH, Cherub facing, large cross above.
reverse: + EBERHARDVS, Bishop standing facing, holding crook and key.
diameter: 16,5mm, weight: 0,71g, axis: 0h,
mint: Friesach, mint mark: -/-,
date: 1200-1246 A.D., ref: CNA I. C i-007,
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Austria, CNA I. C k-002, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Duchy of Steiermark, Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1Austria, CNA I. C k-002, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Duchy of Steiermark, Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1
avers: Facing busts of bishop and duke side by side, above a wall. Above: star between small crosses, 3 balls between busts.
reverse: EBERHARDS EPS, Standing archbishop facing.
diameter: 15,5-16,5mm, weight: 0,80g, axis: 7h,
mint :Rann, mint mark: ,
date: 1200-1246 A.D., ref: CNA I. C k-002, Probszt 23. Rare!
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Austria, Ernst von Bayern (1540-54 AD), Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Zweier (Uniface, 2 Pfennig), #1Austria, Ernst von Bayern (1540-54 AD), Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Zweier (Uniface, 2 Pfennig), #1
avers: Salzburg coat of arms next to the personal coat of arms, bishop’s (Bavaria/Bayern) hat above; all in the 3-lobed border; date below.
reverse: Uniface. No mint.
Exergue: -/-//1551, mint mark: -, mint: Salzburg,
diameter: 14,7-15,0mm, weight: 0,50g, axis: -h,
date: 1551 A.D., ref:
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Austria, Francis II, 1804 - 1835Obv: FRANCISCVS I : D : G : AVSTRIAE IMPERATOR, laureate bust right.
Rev: HVN . BOH . GAL : REX : A : A : LO : WI ET IN FR : DVX . 1815
Silver Thaler
Vienna mint, 1815 A
27.7 grams, 40.2 mmMatt Inglima
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AUSTRIA, HUNGARY, BOHEMIA ETC. (HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE)-- MARIA TERESA1717 - 1780
ruled 1740 - 1780
Sovereign of Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Bohemia, Transylvania, Mantua, Milan, Lodomeria and Galicia, the Austrian Netherlands and Parma; Duchess of Lorraine, Grand Duchess of Tuscany and Holy Roman Empress
Struck 1762
1 Kreutzer 25 mm; 10.49 g
Kremnitz, Hungary mintlaney
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Austria, Vienna (Vindobona) - remains of Roman house from 2nd - 4th centuryWien - Michaelerplatz J. B.
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Austria, Vienna (Vindobona) - remains of Roman house from 2nd - 4th centuryWien - Michaelerplatz J. B.
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Austria. Albert II (the Wise), Duke of Austria and Styria (1330-1358)Luschin/Szego 140, CNA B 236.
AR Pfennig, Vienna mint, 14-15 mm.
Obv: Hare facing left.
Rev: Shield.
“Until the 12th century, coins were needed above all for exports; daily transactions were generally barter transactions. As the economy began to operate increasingly on the principle of the division of labor and as cities began to grow, money started to acquire more and more importance for regional trade. Municipal records show that even in Austria under Babenberg rule, money payments to feudal lords began to replace payments in kind. The growing monetarization of society ushered in a new phase in the history of coins. Monetary systems became regionalized. The denar, formerly used for external trade and exports, was replaced by the regional pfennig. New monetary borders came into existence, within which the rulers with coinage rights tried to enforce the compulsory, exclusive use of their own coins. Under Babenberg rule, the Vienna pfennig was accorded the role of regional money used in Austria. The Vienna pfennig came into its own when the mint was moved from Krems to Vienna at the end of the 12th century. It served as a means of payment for daily monetary transactions and remained a monetary unit even when large foreign coins were used to settle the growing volume of trade transactions – gold coins such as the Venetian or Florentine ducat and large silver coins like the Prague groschen. In the course of the 14th century, it became established as a currency in nearly the entire area covered by modern-day Austria, with the exception of Tyrol and Vorarlberg.” (“Money and Trade during the Era of the Silver Pfennig.” Oesterreichische Nationalbank
“It is assumed that most of the 13th and 14th century reverses are not legible at all. This is entirely normal as the obverses were usually struck after the reverses.” (Szego, at 52). The reverse of this issue was the arms of mintmaster Heinrich Schucheler (per Jean Elsen, List 263 Lot 395).Stkp
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Austria. Frederich the Handsome, Duke of Austria and Styria (1308-1330). Luschin/Szego 159.
AR Pfennig, Wiener Neustadt mint, 15-16 mm.
Obv: Austrian shield inside six-petalled rose.
Rev: Shield of Austria between two panthers.
“Until the 12th century, coins were needed above all for exports; daily transactions were generally barter transactions. As the economy began to operate increasingly on the principle of the division of labor and as cities began to grow, money started to acquire more and more importance for regional trade. Municipal records show that even in Austria under Babenberg rule, money payments to feudal lords began to replace payments in kind. The growing monetarization of society ushered in a new phase in the history of coins. Monetary systems became regionalized. The denar, formerly used for external trade and exports, was replaced by the regional pfennig. New monetary borders came into existence, within which the rulers with coinage rights tried to enforce the compulsory, exclusive use of their own coins. Under Babenberg rule, the Vienna pfennig was accorded the role of regional money used in Austria. The Vienna pfennig came into its own when the mint was moved from Krems to Vienna at the end of the 12th century. It served as a means of payment for daily monetary transactions and remained a monetary unit even when large foreign coins were used to settle the growing volume of trade transactions – gold coins such as the Venetian or Florentine ducat and large silver coins like the Prague groschen. In the course of the 14th century, it became established as a currency in nearly the entire area covered by modern-day Austria, with the exception of Tyrol and Vorarlberg.” (“Money and Trade during the Era of the Silver Pfennig.” Oesterreichische Nationalbank
“It is assumed that most of the 13th and 14th century reverses are not legible at all. This is entirely normal as the obverses were usually struck after the reverses.” (Szego, at 52).
Frederick the Handsome (Friedrich der Schöne), from the House of Habsburg, was Duke of Austria and Styria from 1308 as Frederick I as well as King of Germany (King of the Romans) from 1314 (antiking until 1325) as Frederick III until his death.Stkp
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HUNGARY - FERDINAND V (I of Austria)HUNGARY - Ferdinand V (1835-1848), Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary. Hungarian 20 Krajczar, 1841. KM#422.dpaul7
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Huszár 643, Pohl 150-1, Unger 494a, Réthy II 201AHungary. Ladislaus V (László in Hun.) “Posthumous” (1440-1457). AR denar, 14-15 mm., .63 g.
Obv: M • LADISLAI – R • VnGARIE, Patriarchal cross, C–G (privy mark) in fields.
Rev: Pointed trefoil with shield bearing Árpádian stripes in the center, surrounded by (clockwise) the shields of Austria, shield bearing Moravian eagle and shield bearing Bohemian lion.
The type was struck 1440 (per Huszár and Unger) or 1440-1442 (per Pohl). This privy mark was struck in Kassa (now Košice, Slovakia) by Augustin Greniczer, in the second half of 1440 (per Pohl).
Huszár/Pohl rarity rating 5.Stkp
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Huzar 992 local forgery AustriaLocal Counterfeit, Noble issue denar found in Austria, imitating:
Maximillian II, Kremnitz mint, 1571; obverse MAX • II • D • G • E • RO • I • S • AV • GE • HV • B • R, four-part shield with Hungarian arms: Árpádian stripes, patriarchal cross, Dalmatian leopard heads, Bohemian lion; reverse PATRONA • • VNGARIE, Madonna seated facing, crowned, infant Jesus in her right arm, K - B (privy mark) in fields; Huzar 992
This one is copper, with silver wash, suggesting that it was made by local nobility for "emergency money"
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Maria Di Medici JetonMARIA. D. GR. FRANC. AND. NAVA. REG, 16 NB 08 in exergue.
Coat of arms half of France and quartered of Medici, and of Austria, surrounded by a crown half of laurel and half of palm
SERVAT DATAM 1608 in exergue
Two intertwined hands as a sign of trust between a palm and an olive branch. Above, the name JEHOVAH in Hebrew (YHWH) , whose rays penetrate dense clouds.
5.24g, 28mm
"Mary of God's Grace Queen of France and Navarre"
"He protects those who trust him."
Maria was born at the Palazzo Pitti of Florence, Italy, the sixth daughter of Francesco I de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, and Archduchess Joanna of Austria. Marie was one of seven children, but only she and her sister Eleonora survived to adulthood.
Maria is not a male-line descendant of Lorenzo the Magnificent but from Lorenzo the Elder, a branch of the Medici family referred to as the 'cadet' branch. She does descend from Lorenzo in the female-line however, through his daughter Lucrezia de' Medici. Nonetheless this 'cadet' branch produced every Grand Duke of Tuscany from 1537 to 1737, and the kings of France from Louis XIII in 1601 to Louis XVI in 1793.
She married Henry IV of France in October 1600 following the annulment of his marriage to Margaret of Valois. The wedding ceremony in Florence, Italy (to which Henry did not turn up, marrying her by proxy) was celebrated with 4,000 guests and lavish entertainments. She brought as part of her dowry 600,000 crowns. Her eldest son, the future King Louis XIII, was born at Fontainebleau the following year.
Maria was crowned Queen of France on 13 May 1610, a day before her husband's death. Hours after Henry's assassination, she was confirmed as regent by the Parliament of Paris. She immediately banished his mistress, Catherine Henriette de Balzac, from the court.
Her daughter, Henrietta Maria was queen consort of England, Scotland, and Ireland as the wife of King Charles I. Henrietta Maria, in turn, was mother of two immediate successors, Charles II and James II.
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Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma (1814 - 1847 A.D.)ITALY, Parma (Duchi)
AR 5 Lire
O: MARIA LUIGIA PRINC. IMP. ARCID. D'AUSTRIA, 1815, Diademed bust left.
R: PER LA GR. DI DIO DUCH. DI PARMA PIAC. E GUAST.5. LIRE, Crowned and mantled coat-of-arms
Milano mint
25g
Pagani 5; Davenport 204; KM (C) 30. Mat
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MEDIEVAL, Austria, Friesach, AR PfennigFriesach is a town in the north of Carinthia, Austria. It is the oldest town in Carinthia and is well-known for its still well-preserved medieval buildings, such as the city fortification and the water-bearing city moat.
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MODERN MILLED (up to 19th Century), Austria, Doppelgulden, 1879
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MODERN MILLED (up to 19th century), Austria, Franz JosephX CORONAE
Austria
1896
900ér gold
3,4g
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MODERN MILLED (up to 19th Century), AUSTRIA, SALZBURG, 1 TALER, 1766Silver coin with 27,89 grams
Ruller: Sigismund von Schrattenbach (1753 - 1771)
OBV.: SIGM DG.A & P.S.A.L.N.G.P.R.I.M
REV.: 1766 and coat of arms of Salzburg
Ref.: KM#402, P.2297, Dav.: 1259
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Netherlands, Imperial City of Kampen, Matthias, (1618 A.D.), Del.1113, AR-2/3Thaler/Gulden/28 Stuiver, Two-headed eagle stamped with a cartridge bearing the number 28, #1Netherlands, Imperial City of Kampen, Matthias, (1618 A.D.), Del.1113, AR-Gulden/28 Stuiver, Two-headed eagle stamped with a cartridge bearing the number 28, #1
avers: FLOR•ARG:CIV 28 IMP:CAMPEN, 1618 above the crown, Crowned weapons of the city of Campen.
reverse: MATTH•I•D•G•ROM•IMP•SEM•AV, Two-headed eagle stamped with a cartridge bearing the number 28, surmounted by a crown cutting the legend at 12 o'clock.
exergue: 1618//28, diameter: 39,5mm, weight: 20,0g, axis: 1h,
mint:City of Kampen, date: 1618 A.D., ref: Del.1113, AR-2/3Thaler/Gulden/28 Stuiver,
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"NETHERLANDS - IMPERIAL CITY CAMPEN - MATTHIAS,
(1612-20/03/1619):
Matthias is the third son of Maximilian II and Mary, daughter of Charles Quint. He was born in Vienna on February 24, 1557. At the expense of Spain, the States-General offered him the Netherlands in December 1577, but after the Battle of Gembloux, in January 1578, he took refuge in Antwerp before returning to Germany in 1581. His brother Rudolf II being unable to govern, he was assigned to Austria, then in 1608, Hungary and Bohemia Moravia and finally in 1611. Having no children of his union had with Anne Tyrol, he appointed as his successor his cousin Ferdinand of Styria, later Ferdinand II. Matthias died in Vienna on March 20, 1619."quadrans
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POST MEDIEVAL, AUSTRIA, Archduke Leopold, TALER, 1632Silver coin with 27,60 grams
Ruler: Erzherzog Leopold (1618)-1625 - 1632
Hall Mint - Tyrol
Obv.: LEOPOLDVS:D:G:ARCHIDVX:AVSTI AE 1632
Rev.: DVX.BVRGVNDI.COMES.TIROLI
Ref.: Km#804.2
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POST MEDIEVAL, Austria, Leopold I, 1695, 1 TALERSilver coin with 28,45 grams
Ruler: Leopold I (the Hogmouth), 1658 - 1705
Mint city: Vienna
Obv.:LEOPOLDUS:D:G:ROM:IMP:S:A:GE:HV:BO:REX.
Rev.: ARCHIDVX:AVSTRIAE:DVX:BVR:COM:TYRO: 1695
Ref.: KM#1871, Dav.: 3229A
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POST MEDIEVAL, Austria, Rudolph II, 1612, 1 TALERSilver coin with 27,65 grams.
Ruler: Rudolphus II (Habsburg Dinasty) 1576 - 1612
Ensisheim Mint
OBV.: RVDOLPHVS:II:D:G:RO:IM:SE:AVG:GER:HVN:BOH:REX 1612
REV.: NEC:NON:ARCHIDCES:AVS:DV:LAN:G:CO:FE
Ref.: KM# 241.3 Dav.: 3034
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POST MEDIEVAL, AUSTRIA, SALZBURG, 1 TALER, 1698Silver coin with 28,87 grams
Ruler: Johann Ernst (1687 - 1709)
Obv.: S:RVDBERTVS:EPS:SALISBVRG: 1698
Rev.: IO:ERNEST9D:G:ARCHIEP:SAL:S:A:L. (SVB TVVM PRAE SIDIVM CONF VG)
Ref.: Km# 254, Prob.: 1804, Dav.: 3510
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POST MEDIEVAL, AUSTRIA, SALZBURG, 1 TALER, 1621Silver coin with 28,78 grams
Ruler: Paris von Londron (1619 - 1653)
OBV.: SANCTVS.RVDBERTVS.SPS SALISBV:1621
REV.: PARIS:D:G:ARCHI ESP.SAL:SEAPLE:
Ref.: KM 61, Dav.: 3497, Probszt: 1189
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POST MEDIEVAL, AUSTRIA, SALZBURG, 1 TALER, 1648Silver coin with 28,61 grams
Ruler: Paris von Londron (1619 - 1653)
OBV.: SANCT:RVDBER TVS: EPS.SALISB:1648
REV.: PARIS.D:G:GARCHI EPS:SALI:SE:AP:L
Ref.: Pr.: 1227, BR.: 2542
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POST MEDIEVAL, AUSTRIA, SALZBURG, 1 TALER, 1670Silver coin with 28,84 grams
Ruler: Max Gandolph Graf-Küenburg (1668 - 1687)
Obv.: SANCT.RVDBERT VS.EPS.SALISB:1670
Rev.: MAX:GAND:D:G:AR:EP:SAL:SE:AP:L. (SVB.TVVM.PRAE SIDIVM.CONF VG.)
Ref.: Km#190, BR: 3234, Pr.: 1654
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POST MEDIEVAL, Austria, Salzburg, Half-Taler, 1695Mounted for use as a pendant.
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RIC 759-3Denarius
Obv: MATIDIA AVG DIVAE - MARCIANAE F.
Bust of Matidia r. dr.; hair arranged in coils with jewels on crown of head; front hair drawn over high comb, with aigrette.
Rev: PIETAS – AVGVST
Matidia standing to front, head turned l., placing her hands on heads of Sabina and Matidia the younger.
Sold on eBay Austria, 07 March 2013, for $338.33. Unlikely to be genuine.
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Scharff, Diana/Artemis, Hubertus Europe, Austria, 1896
Anton Scharff (1845 – 1903)
Diamond shaped medal for Saint Hubert's Fest of the “Gesellschaft der bildenden Künste Wien, "G.d.b.K.W.“ Pierced at top for hanging ring.
Obverse: Diana standing right with bow in right hand and placing left hand on helmet crowning heraldic shield, with a hound at her feet and jester in background; inscribed at proper right "G.d.b.K.W./1896/17.FEB.".
Reverse: Hubertus at center embracing a stag to his right, with a hound at proper right, a mountain castle in background, and a heraldic device in stag's antlers; inscribed above "HU-BERTU["S-" written in ink]/FEST".
Obverse: Inscribed at proper right "G.d.b.K.W./1896/17.FEB.".
Overall: 38 x 38 mm
Reverse: Inscribed above "HU-BERTU["S-" written in ink]/FEST"
Ref.: Wurzb:9115, Museum of Fine Arts Boston 29.146
In 1882 Anton Scharff became a chamber medalist, in 1886 he received (together with Gyula Benczúr) the Archduke Carl Ludwig Gold Medal. In 1888 he became an honorary member of the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, in 1893 he was awarded the Franz Joseph Order. Scharff received numerous other domestic and foreign prizes and awards. In 1906 the Anton-Scharff-Gasse in Vienna-Meidling was named after him.
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Vorderösterreich / Anterior Austria, 1804, VI Kreutzer, Coat of Arms of Freiburg im Breisgau, Bregenz and Burgau FRANZ II
Anterior Austria
VI Kreutzer
1804
Obv.: VORD OEST SCHEID MÜNZ, VI KREÜTZER; branches, H
Rev.: Coat of Arms of Freiburg im Breisgau, Bregenz and Burgau
Ref.: Jl. 37, Her. 906
Ex Münzen & Medaillen GmbHshanxi
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