Ausbeutetaler: Also known as a mining taler, an ausbeutetaler is made from the precious metal found in a specific region; that place or region and the name or image of the mine will appear on the coin.
Talers with Maria Theresia's portrait were struck since 1741. Initially, the coins had a changing appearance. Starting with 1765 (after her husband died), the Taler was struck with Maria Theresia's portrait showing a widow's veil.
Maria Theresia taler: An Austrian silver trade coin dated 1780, but struck repeatedly since then with the one date.
master die: A metal punch used to produce "working hubs," which are then used to produce "working dies." See also die and hub.
Taler Large silver coin of German states of 1600s. The name Taler comes from the mint St. Jachimsthal where these large silver coins were minted first. Dollar is anglicized word of german Taler or Thaler.
Taler - Variant form of thaler.
Tallero - The thaler in the Italian States.
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The taler of Maximilian and Mary of Burgundy is not the only example of renaissance portraiture in the Austrian series. Although of a later date (1522), the coin of Matthaus Lang von SS Wellenburg (1519-40) bears an equally fine portrait.
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The Maria Theresia Taler 1780 - Provides information including history, description of variants, strike dates, valuation list, medals, and forgeries.
Thalers Defunct ...
The best kept secret in Numismatics is how rare European Talers really are in Choice an Gem Condition.
So what could I have done to stop my 1780 taler restrike from toning like it has? Well I could have given it a quick bath in acetone when I got it in 2008 (and I may well have done but I don't remember).
This collection contains some highly prized pieces (the Rübentaler of 1504 and the Löwentaler of 1790).
An extensive collection of zecchino coins (14th to 19th century) used in the trade metropolis Venice.
Straub, the impressive series of 50 multiple talers of the German principality of Brunswick, the ponderous gold 50-zecchini piece of Doge Paolo Renier of Venice, the glittering beauty of the 25-ducat piece of the Transylvanian Prince Michael Apafi, ...
The experienced collector of German Church and City Talers minted in the 1600's looks at these coins differently than when viewing the Empire coinage. Both are coins and yet that is about where the similarity ends.
It was struck about 1858-59 over a Swiss coin, a "shooting taler" of 1857, perhaps as an experiment by employees of the U.S. Mint. Class III was produced in the 1850s at the Mint for collectors when coin collecting became more popular.
Dollar (includes references to: Joachimstaler, Thaler, Taler)
Florin (includes references to: Leopard, Helm, Noble, Double Florin)
Sovereign (includes references to: Pound, Unite, Laurel, Broad, Guinea) ...
Davenport, J.S. German Talers, 1500-1600. Frankfurt, 1979. (Dav.)
Ducmane, K. & Vecins, E. Nauda Latvija/Coins and Banknotes in Latvia/Geld in Lettland/Deneznie znaki v Latvii. Latvijas Banka, 1995 ...
AR Double Taler . Con joined busts of Leopold and Claudia.de Medici. Marriage Taler/Wreath over Eagle. Mount removed, but still decent, important and affordable. Dav-1331, KM-639. VF, lightly cleaned. $550 [image] ...
Batz
Silver coin from Switzerland with the value of 1/3th taler or 4 Kreutzer.
Bawbee
A Scottish coin made of bullion, a very low silver coin, later replaced with copper. The value was 6 Scottish pennies or a half English penny.
Today, one Class II 1804 Draped Bust dollar is known to exist, struck in 1858 or 1859 over a Swiss taler, with others having been confiscated and melted down.
One of the first "serious" world coins I purchased was an Austrian taler that featured a 3/4 bust of Leopold the Hog Mouth. I'll admit that the ruler's nickname helped influence my purchase.
Klippe coins are usually square or rectangular in shape and are reminiscent of the centuries-old European silver coins, like the 1627 Transylvania 2-taler klippe shown below.
Diese Nachprägungen kommen als reine Handelsware in den Umlauf. In Österreich gibt es Original-Nachprägungen von Gulden-, Dukaten- und Kronenmünzen sowie vom Maria-Theresien-Taler. Sämtliche Nachprägungen müssen entsprechend gesetzlich geregelt sein.
sestertii, 2 coins of the mines, a medallion and a contorniate, 4 Antinous, 10 cistophori, 22 Roman Egypt, 7 Sabina, and 5 Aelius, 4 RP. Many other lots are not photographed. The catalog has a few other ancients, coins of Germany, and Shooting talers ...
 See also: Coin, Struck, Silver, Mint, Reverse
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