German States Wurzburg 1 Schilling 1751 NGC MS64

The German States Wurzburg 1 Schilling coin from 1751 is a fascinating numismatic piece that holds both historical and collectible value. Minted during the reign of Karl Philipp von Greiffenklau-Vollraths, this silver coin is a testament to the rich history of the region of Wurzburg. Karl Philipp von Greiffenklau-Vollraths was the Prince-Bishop of Wurzburg from 1746 until his death in 1754. During his rule, he implemented various reforms and oversaw the administration of the territory, making significant contributions to the development of the region. The coin itself, with a denomination of 1 Schilling, is a representation of the economic and monetary system of the time. Graded by NGC as MS64 (Mint State 64), it indicates that the coin is in uncirculated condition with only minor imperfections. This particular coin is cataloged as KM# 338 and N# 161425, further adding to its numismatic significance. The high grade of UNC (Uncirculated) adds to the desirability of this coin among collectors. Owning a German States Wurzburg 1 Schilling 1751 NGC MS64 coin allows you to hold a piece of history in your hands and appreciate the craftsmanship and artistry of the coinage from that era.

N° 609 | German States Wurzburg 1 Schilling 1751 NGC MS64

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