World coins by Decade

Some Brunswick minors

 

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Brandenburg 1735 1/12 thaler

Malta 1739 5 Grani

 

Time for 1740 - 1750

 

More from the Brunswick dutchies....you could go broke just collecting from this area.
1745 Mining thaler

1748 2 Mariengroschen


1749 6 Mariengroschen

 

Saxony 1741 1/2 Thaler


Malta 1742 20 Grani, nothing quite like a head on a platter

Brazil 1745 6400 Reis


German States - Friedberg 1747 thaler

 

Goslar, Leichterpfennig

Brandenburg-Ansbach, uniface pfennig

Paderborn, 1748, 6 pfennige

Regensburg, Kreuzer (1744-52)

 

Regensburg/ Imperial City
AV 1/2 Dukat Klippe ND (1745)
HRE Franz I von Lothringen 1745-65

 

Frankfurt/ Imperial City
AV Dukat 1742
HRE Karl VII 1742-45
Coin was struck to commerate Karl Albert of Bayern election as the new Holy Roman Emperor in 1742.

 

Frankfurt/ Imperial City
AV Dukat 1745
HRE Franz I von Lothringen 1745-6
Coin struck to commerate the election of new HRE in 1745 after Karl VII died. I got both coins from Sincona as unsold lots/ surprisely both MS coins failed to sell in auction.

 

Eichstätt/ Bistum
AV Dukat 1738
Johann Anton II von Freyburg 1736-57

 

Schwabisches-Hall
AV Dukat 1746
Nürnberg Mint
HRE Franz I von Lothringen 1745-65

 

More Mexico
1744-Mo MF 8 Reales


1747-Mo MF 4 Reales


1747-Mo M 2 Reales


French colonial 1741-BB (Strasbourg) Sou Marque


Great Britain George II 1747 Shilling


1749 Halfpenny, which, along with the farthing below it, was made for circulation in the American colonies


1749 Farthing

 

Regensburg/ Imperial City
AV 1/32 Dukat ND (1750)
HRE Franz I

 

Back to 1700
Nürnberg/ Imperial City
AV 1/8 Dukat/ Klippe ND (1750)
HRE Leopold I 1665-1705

 

1743 halfpenny


1750 halfpenny


1746 LIMA halfcrown

 

Really like that half crown. Exceptional piece.

 

Austrian Netherlands
AV Double Souverain d'or 1749
Antwerpen mint
Maria Theresia 1740-80

 

Not a coin, but possibly the first illustrated collection in 1746. The Earl of Pembroke died in 1733 and it was decided to document his collection for posterity. No photography of course, but quite reasonable wood carvings were made of the coins, to the extent that a chipped, weak or irregular coin could be identified from the plates. 100 copies were printed in 1746 and referenced as the illustrations for the lots when the collection was sold in 1848. Many copies were cut up for the individual coins from the plates, but I was fortunate to acquire this rather nice bound set at the same time as the auction catalogue. There are 309 plates in total and the sale contained 1500 lots, for a total of £5905/14/11d

 

One of those posts where you wish the Like button could be selected more than once. What a fascinating and wonderful acquisition. Thanks very much for sharing those.