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1722 Brunswick-Luneburg Thaler

 

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Here's a coin for 1721:

Russia, Peter I, ruble, 1721 (Cyrillic date), Moscow mint.
KM 157.5
27.81 grams

 

Nothing for 1721. It's the first time in a while that I couldn't participate.

 

Baden-Durlach/ Markgrafschaft
AV Rheingold Dukat 1721
Darmstadt Mint
Karl IV Wilhelm 1709-38

 

A few for 1721.
Denmark 12 skilling ( a non-GB coin from me for a change!)
GB Fourpence
GB Halfpenny

 

Margraviate of Brandenburg-Bayreuth - 1 Kreuzer - 1721 - Margrave Georg Wilhelm

 

1721, Prince James (III), The Only Safeguard



Eimer 493, MI ii, 454/63, 50mm by O. Hamerani

King James II of Britain fled to France in 1688. William III and Mary II were crowned in 1689 leaving James' son Prince James III out of the line of succession (as "elder pretender" to the crown).

 

Please enlighten the uneducated - Prince James of where?

 

James III was the legitimate heir to the English throne. Of course we now know that the Dutch King usurped the throne after defeating James II/ Battle of the Boyne. So he and son fled too France.

 

Braunschweig-Blankenburg/ Fürstentum
AV Quarter Dukat 1720 HCH
Braunschweig Mint
Ludwig Rudolf Fürst zu Braunschweig-Blankenburg

 

A couple for 1720 - GB Shilling and a Swedish Half Ore:

 

Here's a somewhat unevenly struck and worn poltina of Peter I.

Very scarce date.

Russia, Peter I, poltina, 1720 (Cyrillic date), Moscow.
KM 156
13.5 grams

 

I guess the early 1720's are tough for me. This one is not dated but is attributed to roughly 1720. Gives me a reason to keep playing.



German States, Augsburg, ND, Medal, EF; German States, Augsburg, ND Medal, EF,

Baptism by D. Drentwett

Obverse: John and Jesus baptismal scene.

Composition: Silver
Weight: 25.84g
Diameter: 42mm

 

Here's a rouble for 1719:

Russia, Peter I, rouble, Kadashevsky Mint, 1719 (Cyrillic date). From Roma Numismatics Auction XXVI, lot 189.
28.98 grams

 

Munster 1719 Thaler



Obverse: Half-length facing bust of St. Paul, holding sword and Gospels, on band of shield; border of 19 coats-of-arms around
Lettering: CAROLVS M R I ECCL MONS FVNDATOR
Reverse: Half-length facing bust of Charlemagne, holding sword and orb; border of 19 coats-of-arms around.
Lettering: CAPITVL MONAST SEDE VACANTE
1719
AG P

Composition: Silver
Weight: 42.83 g
Diameter: 47 mm

Mint Official: Anton Gottfried Pott

 

Cool coin!

 

1719, Princess Clementina's Escape from Innsbruck, Eimer 484, MI ii444/49 by O. Hamerani.





George I of Britain was against the marriage of Princess Clementina of Poland to the exiled James III lest they reinvigorate the Stuart/Catholic line of succession. He arranged to have Clementina detained on her way to marry James. She escaped and a medal was struck by Jacobite interests to commemorate her exploits.

 

Zurich
AV Doppel Dukat 1719
Zurich Mint
Commerative to celebrate 200th Anniversary of Augsburg Confession/ Protestant Reformer Zwinglii

 

Holy Roman Empire/ Austria
AV Dukat 1719
Vienna Mint
Kaiser Karl VI 1712-42

 

1719 Paderborn sede vacante taler