Germany Saxony Vicariat Taler 1741 Very Fine NO RESERVE

Description

Here is a Seldom seen Vicariat Taler of Saxony. Used in jewelry with damaged rims, yet an important coin and highly sought after. Ruler is king Friedrich August II, who ruled, 1733-1763. Dresden mint. Friedrich was Duke of Saxony and king of Poland, so this ruler's coins are collected by people of both countries. Details of Very Fine. Known as a Vicariat Taler and struck upon the death of the Holy Roman Emperor, Karl VI. Cataloged as Dav-2669, KM-907. We will begin at .00. There is no reserve.
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