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A few Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel mining thalers

 

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1752, Cambridge University Chancellor's Medal, Eimer 637 by R.Yeo.

 

Lima, 8 reales, Ferdinand VI, 1753 J.
KM 55.1; Gilboy L-8-3.
26.90 grams

That's a very nice city view thaler of Zurich!

 

Spanish Empire/ Chile
AV 8 Escudos 1751-So
Santiago Mint
Fernando VI 1746-59

 

1751 Dated Austrian medal commemorating a royal visit.


Prussia 1751 Thaler

 

A couple from GB - A Crown and a Halfpenny:

 

1751 Duke of Montagu memorial, Eimer 635.

 

Chile, Ferdinand VI, 8 escudos, Santiago mint, 1751 J. Salvaged from the Nuestra Senora de la Luz.
KM 3.

Purchased from Pat Johnson in May 1993.

 

France
AV Louis d'or 1751-BB
Strasbourg Mint
Louis XV 17`15-74

 

1750, Free Fishery Society, Eimer 629

 

That's a beautiful medal!

Here's an 8 escudos cob dated 1750.

Lima, Ferdinand VI, 8 escudos, 1750 R. Purchased from Pat Johnson. Salvaged from the Nuestra Senora de la Luz.

 

1750 Prussia Thaler


1750 dated Hamburg medal

AR Bürgermeisterpfennig (7.25g), 1750, Ruffert-7504, Gaedechens-1868, 28mm unsigned silver Burgermeisterpfennig on the Death of Mayor Clemens Samuel von Lipstorp, angel of peace on pedestal with MERITO IMORTALI. around and DENAT.VIII.DEC / MDCCL. in exergue // helmeted coat of arms with CLEMENS SAMVEL VON LIPSTORP.IC.NAT.STAD.AE XIII.MAI MDCXCVI+ / REIP.HAMB.SYND.XV.FEBR.MDCCXXX.CONSVL.III.IVN.MDCCXLIX. around, light tone, oblique reeding, VF to EF.

 

From my home town..

AV Dukat 1750
Düsseldorf Mint
Jülich Kleves Berg
Karl Theodor 1733-99

 

Provinz Holland/ United Dutch Provinces
AV Dubbil Dukat 1750
Dordecht Mint

 

1749:
Kingdom of Prussia (For use in the occupied Duchies of Silesia) - 2 Gröschel - 1749 - King Friedrich II. "The Great"

Duchy of Württemberg - 6 Kreuzer - 1749 - Duke Karl Eugen

 

Brunswick-Luneberg 1749 1/6 Thaler

 

Austrian Netherlands

 

1749 Wurzburg - 3 kreuzer


1749 - Wurzburg medal. Death of Anselm Franz of Ingelheim (1683–1749), the Bishop of Würzburg. 33 mm

 

Mid 18th century is a difficult period for me. I collect mainly British coins and not many were produced in that period. Here is quite a decent Farthing for 1749: