Hi here is a coin which is in 40mm and weighs 28.82g.
I assume this might be a Saxony-gotha coin of some kind. It appears to be minted in 1535. Or it might be a event that they are celebrating as there are two people, one on the obverse and reverse.
I would like to know the value of the coin, and history, if possible.
Thank you.
some of my other piece, that I have.
Kaikun2001
I assume this might be a Saxony-gotha coin of some kind. It appears to be minted in 1535.
If it's real, it should be a Thaler 1535 from Saxony-Ernestine, Annaberg Mint. There are 4 similar 1535 Thalers from Saxony-Ernestine in our catalog, 2 of them from Annaberg Mint (N#359865 and N#22844). I believe the second one is from Freiberg Mint, although Numista and Krause say it's Annaberg Mint.
In Krause there are 8 different 1535 Thalers, one of them is a mule. That one is also from Annaberg Mint, unfortunately without pictures.
It's not an exact match, but variaties exist for all those Thalers.
Kaikun2001
Or it might be a event that they are celebrating as there are two people, one on the obverse and reverse.
Those two persons are the joint rulers of Saxony-Ernestine 1534-1539, namely Johann Friedrich I and Georg.
thank you for the swift reply, let me know if you want additional pictures. I have now searched abit on the web, like MAshops, and I found a match, perhaps it is this one?. I will attach the image of the one I think match mine.
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It looks like a perfect match to me, including the Annaberg Mint mark (red circle).
Did that website also have a reference number for that coin?
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