½ Guldengroschen - Frederick III, Albert and John I, Germany

Main information

Country:
Germany
Years of Minting:
1500
Period:
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Coin Type:
Standard circulation coin
Shape:
Round (irregular)
Technique:
Hammered
Mint:
Annaberg, modern-day Annaberg-Buchholz, Germany

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Reverse

Description:

Full-length facing figure of St. John the Baptist carrying lamb divides date, 2 small shields of arms to left and right divide legend

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Obverse

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4-fold arms with central shield of electoral Saxony leaning to left, surmounted by helmet with tall horns, small arms to left and right divide titles of 3 rulers

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Edge

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Obverse:

FRIDE ALBE RT IO HANE

Reverse:

MONE+ ARGEN + DVCV SAXO+

Composition

Silver

Size

Weight:14.46 g
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½ Guldengroschen - Frederick III, Albert and John I, Germany

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