German States Prussia 1 Thaler 1802 A

The German States Prussia 1 Thaler 1802 A is a historical coin from the country DE2, specifically from the German state of Prussia. It holds significant value in terms of numismatics and historical context. The coin is made of silver and has a denomination of 1 Thaler. It is identified by the catalog numbers KM#368, J#29, C#113, and N#4709. These numbers are used by collectors and experts to categorize and identify different coins. The obverse side of the coin features the portrait of Friedrich Wilhelm III, who was the King of Prussia from 1797 to 1840. The reverse side typically displays the coat of arms of Prussia or other symbolic designs. The coin was minted in Berlin, which was the capital of Prussia. The Berlin Mint was known for its high-quality coin production during that time. In terms of condition, the coin is described as being in UNC (Uncirculated) condition with minor hairlines. This means that the coin has never been used in circulation and has retained its original mint luster. However, there may be some minor hairline scratches or imperfections due to handling or storage over time. The year 1802 holds historical significance for Prussia as it was a period of political and territorial changes. During this time, Prussia was playing a crucial role in the European political landscape, expanding its influence and power. Owning a German States Prussia 1 Thaler 1802 A coin provides a glimpse into the history and monetary system of Prussia during the early 19th century. It is a cherished item for coin collectors and history enthusiasts alike.

N° 2082 | German States Prussia 1 Thaler 1802 A

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