Christian Louis. 1665 löser of 3 talers (with value mark),
Zellerfeld. Extremely rare. Very fine.
1854 B double taler “Münzbesuch” (visit of the mint).
About FDC.
commemorating the “Stückschießen”. Rare.
PCGS MS61. Extremely fine to mint state.
Only 138 of the planned 1,000 pieces minted.
Extremely rare. Damaged certificate. Proof.
Very rare. Very fine.
1701 ducat, Neisse. Extremely rare. Extremely fine.
1699 double ducat.
Extremely rare. Extremely fine to mint state.
Taler n. d., Annaberg or Wittenberg.
First klappmützentaler. Extremely rare. Very fine.
2 marks 1911. Only 100 specimens minted! First strike.
40th anniversary “Victory over fascism”.
Material pattern of white gold. Original seal.
Only 200 specimens minted. Extremely rare. Proof.
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