Imperial Eagle Collectors?

Thanks I thought it might be other countries under rule

 

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Here is my Salzburg example.
AV Doppeldukat 1582 6.99g. 30mm. Salzburg Mint
Erzbistum Salzburg
Archbishop Johann Jakob Khuen Von Belasi/in name of Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II

 

Send me your address and let me know when you're away on a long holiday

 

I cannot afford to go on Holidays/ I spent most of my time working to pay auction invoices But, I could spare a day to have you over for a beer/coffee/good food/ and show you my colletion!

 

I might take you up on that one day. Cheers!!!

 

One of my oldest crowns, a Joachimsthaler from 1560.

 

Nice Taler! Great portrait of Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I

 

Loves me some two headed eagles/ dragons, then throw in two lions, awesome. ( sellers pics. ).

 

That last "medal" is awesome, reminds me of Lubeck 10 Dukaten. German States issued really mind blowing coinage circa 1500-1800s, the recent stuff is plain boring, they need to hire the mintmasters/master engravers, like the ones working in the mints during the classical period, men with artistic talent, also fine taste.

 

My favorite coin - there's so much detail (check out the feathers for example). It looks even better in person.



Here's a maximum quality picture:
http://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/mys...p://images.pcgs.com/TrueView/32968343_Max.jpg

 

That is a gorgeous Hamburg 16 Schillings!!!!! Like I stated before, where are all the great mintmasters? There were lots of talented engravers/artists/die cutters back then.

 

Poland 20 Zlotych

Sellers Pics.