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1650 Munster taler

 

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Mainz/ Erzbistum
AV Dukat 1651
Mainz Mint
Johann Philipp von Schönborn

 

Basel l
AV Dukat 1653
Basel Mint

Badly worn reverse dye

 

Brandenburg-Prüssen
AV Dkat 1653 HM
Konigsberg Mint
Friedrich Wilhelm Kürfurst

 

German States - Jever 1649 28 Stuivers. Not dated but is attributed to that year.

 

On to 1648. Technically this is a medal but it is dated 1648



German States, The Peace of Westphalia
1648 Medal, AU/UNC,

Silver medal on The Treaty of Münster and the Peace of Westphalia.
By E. Ketteler

Weight: 36.4g
Diameter: 57.6mm

Schulman, Pax 96. Dated 1648 in Roman numerals.

Obverse: “alas, the lions joined together have come under the Lord's chariot”. Peace, holding reins, winged caduceus, and cornucopia, driving chariot pulled by two crowned lions right, one holding bundle of arrows in raised forepaw, the other holding a scepter; around, military and musical instruments cast aside; in two lines to right, PAX/HIS PANO BATAVA.

Reverse: “The happiness of peace unto the Christian world, however devised or accomplished by such kingdoms and provinces, either alone or by ocean, land, or sea, is the security of public harmony, for which we hope and vow here in the monastery of Westphalia in the year 1648” in ten lines.

 

Kingdom of France - Medal - 1648 - Capture of Tortosa (Franco-Spanish War) - King Louis XIV.

 

Here are two lion daalders for 1648.

Netherlands, United Provinces, Zwolle, lion daalder, 1648.
Davenport 4885
27.1 grams
Note: Two Vs for W in ZWOL.


Netherlands, United Provinces, Campen, lion daalder, 1648.
Davenport 4879
27.66 grams



The Ratification of the Treaty of Münster by Gerard Ter Borch, 1648

 

Here's a coin for 1649:

Netherlands, United Provinces, Gelderland, rijksdaalder, 1649.
Davenport 4828
27.18 grams

 

Here's a coin for 1649:

Netherlands, United Provinces, Gelderland, rijksdaalder, 1649.
Davenport 4828
27.18 grams
View attachment 1679486

 

Sorry about the duplicate posting. My old computer was acting up today.

 

1648 Munster - Peace of Westphalia

 

Holy Roman Empire
AV Doppel Dukat 1648
Wien Mint
HRE Ferdinand III 1637-57
Coin struck year "Thirty Years War" ended.

 

2 from Sweden for 1647
a 4 Mark


and a Swedish Livonia Solidus

 

Viceroyalty of Peru, Philip IV, Potosi, 8 reales, 1647 Z.
KM 19a; Calico 489.
27.8 grams


Italy, Genoa, scudo stretto, 1647 BN.
Davenport 3901; CNI-2.
38.22 grams


Netherlands, United Provinces, Utrecht, lion daalder, 1647/6.
Davenport 4863
27.12 grams
Note: Cross of St. Andrew on obverse lion.

 

1646 Stolberg-Stolberg Thaler
NGC tagged it cleaned but I can't find any signs of it.

 

Nice coin, Chris! My experience with NGC is that they sometimes deem a coin cleaned when it is not very apparent. As I said in the past virtually all older modern coins and ancient coins have been cleaned in one form or another, sometimes very subtlety, other times harshly, with most falling somewhere in the middle.

Viceroyalty of Peru, Philip IV, Potosi, 8 reales, 1646R over P. Very rare.
KM 19a
26.2 grams
Note: The "6" in the date appears due to the die shift strike, a fortunate blunder.


Netherlands, United Provinces, Zwolle, lion daalder, 1646.
Davenport 4885
26.90 grams

 

Agreed, to me it should be an obvious problem, at least for coins that weren't minted in the last 100 years or so, maybe longer. I like the system NGC uses to grade ancients and wouldn't mind if they expanded that to more modern coins. I think it is more descriptive.

 

I am today working 107 days straight, no "burnout" here. I would leave that for 58 vette with LS-4 600 HP
No time to drive it/ work is crazy.

Anyway here is one of my 1646 exs. and car.

 

What I have to offer for 1645 is this Shilling



STUART. Charles I. 1625-1649. AR Shilling

Diameter: 29.5mm
Weight: 5.97 g

Group F, type 4.4. Tower (London) mint under Parliament; im: eye. Struck under Parliament, 1645.

Obverse: Crowned sixth bust left; XII (mark of value) to right

Reverse: Coat-of-arms over cross moline.

Sharp G2/2; Brooker 556-9; North 2232; SCBC 2800