Saxon Thaler 1569 – August I Wettyn ​​– silver – 16th century

I am offering an original silver thaler from 1569, minted in Saxony during the reign of Elector Augustus I of Saxony . The coin dates from the Holy Roman Empire and is a classic example of large silver thalers from 16th-century Europe.

Obverse:
Bust of Elector Augustus I in armor and holding a sword. Around the rim is a Latin legend:
AVGVSTVS DG DUX SAXONIAE SRI ARCHIMARSCHALC ET ELECTOR.

Reverse:
The rich coat of arms of the Wettin dynasty with numerous heraldic fields. Around the rim is the inscription:
COIN NOVA ARGENTEA DVCATVS SAXONIAE.

Coin parameters:

• Denomination: Thaler (Reichstaler)

• Country: Saxony, Holy Roman Empire

• Ruler: Augustus I of Wettin

• Year: 1569

• Metal: silver

• Diameter: approx. 40–42 mm

• Weight: approx. 28.82 g

• Condition: 3+ (VF+)

State of preservation:
The coin is in good condition for a coin over 450 years old. The bust and coat of arms are clearly visible, and the silver has a natural patina. Normal signs of wear are visible.

Why is it worth it:

• authentic coin from the 16th century

• a large historical thaler from the Renaissance era

• an attractive portrait of the ruler and rich heraldry

• a valued item in European thalers collections

Perfect for collectors of historical coins and European numismatics.

The photos show the offered copy.
I guarantee the originality of the coin.
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