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£450.00
This impressive 1628/7 Saxe-Coburg-Eisenach Thaler is a striking piece of early 17th-century German silver coinage. The obverse features an intricately detailed portrait of the Duke in elaborate armour, holding a sword and surrounded by bold Gothic-style lettering and decorative heraldic details. The coin displays rich natural toning and visible signs of its remarkable age, adding depth and historic character to the design. Professionally certified by PCGS and graded XF45, this fascinating Thaler is a superb example of early European coinage and a highly appealing piece for the specialist collector.
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