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4⁄3 saxon thaler – Saxony

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Commemoration: Death of king Anton

Germany

Context

Year: 1836

Country: Germany

Issuer: Saxony

Period:

Kingdom

Ruler: Anthony I

Currency:

Thaler

(1806—1839)

Subdivision: 4⁄3 saxon thaler = 1 Conventionsthaler = ⅒ Cologne Mark

Demonetized: Yes

Total mintage: 12,487

Material

Diameter: 37.5 mm

Weight: 28.06 g

Silver Weight:: 23.37 g

Shape: Round

Composition: 83.3% Silver

Magnetic: No

Technique: Milled

Alignment: Medal alignment

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References

KM: #

Numista: #86385

Value

Bullion value: $58.57

Obverse

Description:

Right-facing bust, star above.

Inscription:

ANTON KOENIG * VON SACHSEN

+ DEN 6 IUNI 1836

Translation:

ANTON KING OF SAXONY

+ THE 6 JUNE 1836

Script: Latin

Language: German

Reverse

Description:

Saxonian coat of arms in oak wreath, with downward torches and mintmark below.

Inscription:

ZEHN EINE FEINE MARK

G

Script: Latin

Edge

Inscripted

Legend:

GOTT SEGNE SACHSEN

Translation:

God bless Saxony

Language: German

Mints

Name	Mark
Dresden	—

Mintings

Year	Mint Mark	Mintage	Quality	Collection
1836	—	12,487

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