Germany - Empire Prussia Silver Medal "In Honor of the Old Good Thaler" 1904

The Germany - Empire Prussia Silver Medal "In Honor of the Old Good Thaler" from 1904 is a stunning numismatic piece that pays tribute to the historical significance of the Thaler coinage in Prussia. This silver medal, minted in 1904 during the reign of Kaiser Wilhelm II, features a design that showcases past Taler designs featuring prominent Prussian rulers such as Friedrich the Great, Friedrich Wilhelm, Friedrich Wilhelm IV, and Wilhelm, surrounding the central Taler design of Friedrich Wilhelm III. The obverse side is adorned with crowned Prussian eagles at angles, symbolizing the imperial power of Prussia. On the reverse side of the medal, there is an inscription in seven lines that translates to "The state's reason threatens your guild, but in the hearts of the people, loyalty blooms 1904" surrounded by the circular legend "In Honor of the Old Good Thaler." This message reflects the enduring value and loyalty associated with the Thaler currency in Prussia during that time. The medal weighs 14.98 grams, with a diameter of 33.2 mm, and is made of .950 silver. It is described as being in uncirculated condition with a dark patina and minor hairlines, giving it a striking appearance. This numismatic piece serves as a valuable historical artifact, preserving the legacy of the Thaler coinage and the rich numismatic heritage of Prussia during the early 20th century. It is a testament to the craftsmanship and artistry of the minting process during that era, capturing the essence of Prussian history and numismatic tradition.

N° 592 | Germany - Empire Prussia Silver Medal "In Honor of the Old Good Thaler" 1904

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