Kreuzer 1643?

Can anyone help with a KM# on this? Kreuzer 1643?
Struggling to find exact match...

Augsburg
The pine cone is the symbol of the city
Also above it is AVG lettering

On the eagle is 1/2 numbers, like this ...
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces39582.html
where 1/2 Batzen = 2 Kreuzer
though that page does not have 1643 date. But is similar,
except that is Ferdinand II and yours is Ferdinand III.

Hi,
Augsburg coin, not yet in Numista catalog.

Here is the World coin reference:

Quote: "ZacUK"​ Augsburg
​The pine cone is the symbol of the city
​Also above it is AVG lettering
​
​On the eagle is 1/2 numbers, like this ...
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces39582.html

​Thank you, yes I found this, but the date appears to be 1643. You think it is still the same coin, although the years don't matchup?

Quote: "asimov37"​Hi,
​Augsburg coin, not yet in Numista catalog.
​
​Here is the World coin reference:
​
​

​Ah super duper, thank you!!
What kind of state would you rate this coin? Fine (F)?
Seems like rough cleaning has been done. Sorry for the poor photos, its from an online add.

I already amended/added to my reply, and another member found a coin which
is not on here currently, so maybe that is it.

ZacUK, yes I think it figured out Thanks a lot!

Quote: "asimov37"​Hi,
​Augsburg coin, not yet in Numista catalog.
​
​Here is the World coin reference:
​
​

​It says copper here, the seller of the coin claims it's silver (and it looks like silver, doesn;t it?)....are the different variations?

Quote: "ZacUK"​ I already amended/added to my reply, and another member found a coin which
​is not on here currently, so maybe that is it.

​I found it, seems its this one:
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/german-states-augsburg-kreuzer-km-78-1640-1651-cuid-1157034-duid-1354641

FERDINAND III ROM IMP S AVG
Ferdinand III Romanorum Imperator Semper Augustus
Ferdinand 3rd, ever exalted Emperor of the Romans

AVGVSTA VINDELICORVM
'The city of Augsburg was founded in 15 BC by Drusus and Tiberius as Augusta Vindelicorum, on the orders of their stepfather Emperor Augustus. The name means "Augusta of the Vindelici". This garrison camp soon became the capital of the Roman province of Raetia'.