German States Saxony-Albertine 1 Conventionsthaler 1776 EDC

The German States Saxony-Albertine 1 Conventionsthaler from 1776 is a fascinating piece of history that reflects the economic and political landscape of the time. This silver coin features the image of Friedrich August III, who was the Elector of Saxony and King of Poland during the late 18th century. The coin was minted in Dresden, a city known for its rich cultural heritage and artistic achievements. In 1776, Europe was undergoing significant changes, with the American Revolutionary War in full swing and the Enlightenment influencing intellectual and social developments. The German States, including Saxony-Albertine, were navigating through a complex web of alliances and rivalries, and coins like the Conventionsthaler were used as a means of trade and expression of power. The KM# 992.1, Dav. 2690, N# 22040 markings on the coin provide valuable information for collectors and historians, indicating its specific classification and reference in numismatic catalogs. The VF+ (Very Fine Plus) condition suggests that the coin has some wear but retains much of its original detail, making it a desirable piece for collectors interested in historical currency. Overall, the German States Saxony-Albertine 1 Conventionsthaler from 1776 is not just a coin but a tangible link to a bygone era, offering insights into the economic, political, and cultural dynamics of 18th-century Europe.

N° 713 | German States Saxony-Albertine 1 Conventionsthaler 1776 EDC

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