Sachsen: Friedrich III., Albrecht und Johann der Beständige
1500
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Berlin, Münzkabinett der Staatlichen Museen Coin Gallery Bode-Museum Room 243, BM67/01 Early Talers 1500-1525 |
Obverse |
FRIDERICVS - ALBERTV-S - IOH-ANNES. Brustbild des Friedrich III. im Kurornat mit Kurschwert nach rechts. In der Umschrift vier Wappenschilde. |
Reverse |
MONETA - ARGENTIN - DVCVM - SAXONIE. Doppelbüsten Albrechts und Johanns. In der Umschrift vier Wappenschilde. |
Sitter |
Friedrich III (1486-1525), elector of Saxony
Albert (1464-1500), duke of Saxony, elector
Johann the Steadfast (1486-1532), duke, from 1525 elector of Saxony
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Authority |
Friedrich III (1486-1525), elector of Saxony
Albert (1464-1500), duke of Saxony, elector
Johann the Steadfast (1486-1532), duke, from 1525 elector of Saxony
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Denomination |
Taler TalerThe Guldengroschen (Guldiner) issued by the counts of Schlick in Joachimsthal (Jáchimov) were quickly labelled Joachimstaler (Joachimsthaler) or simply Taler (Thaler), hence introducing this term as a name for the now highly popular huge silver denomination equivalent to the gold gulden (florin). This id serves to identify all similar coins (within mainly the German speaking world) issued during the following centuries. For specific types of Talers and foreign currency based on the Taler see designated ids and their definitions.
Lit.: F. von Schrötter, Wörterbuch der Münzkunde (1930) s.v. Taler pp. 676-677. |
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Silver ; 29,05 g; 43 mm; 8 h |
Publications |
G. Schnee, Sächsische Taler 1500-1800 (1982) 19 Nr. 1 (Wittenberg?); J. S. Davenport, German Talers 1500-1600 (1979) 294 Nr. 9705; C. Keilitz, Die sächsischen Münzen 1500-1547 (2002) 14 Nr. 1 (Annaberg?); B. Kluge, Numismatik des Mittelalters (2007) Nr. 560 (dieses Stück, Freiberg). |
Department |
Modern Period, 16th century |
Provenience |
Mindestens seit 1904 imn Bestand des Münzkabinetts. |