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For 1622 I have 2 Wildman Thalers

 

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Here's are two coins for 1622:

Viceroyalty of Peru, Philip IV, Potosi, 8 reales, 1622 P. From the Panama Hoard (circa 1629).
KM 19
26.14 grams


Switzerland, Lucerne, thaler, 1622.
Davenport 4624; KM  24; Haas L 84.
28.5 grams


The Italian composer Claudio Monteverdi (1567 - 1643) is a key figure who led the way from the Renaissance to the Baroque periods of music, particularly in the development of opera.


Here's an example of his works, Zefiro Torna , oh di soavi accenti (1632).

 

Only 1 for 1621. Wildman 12 Kreuzer

 

There are several years coming up where I don't have any examples, or I haven't photographed yet.

Viceroyalty of Peru, Philip IV, Potosi, 8 reales, 1621 T. Transposed lions-castles on reverse.
KM 10
27.07 grams
1621 was a transitional year for Spain, ending Philip III's reign and starting that of Philip IV. Lacking the ordinal "III" this coin is assumed to be Philip IV.


Spanish Netherlands, Albert and Elizabeth, patagon, 1621, Brussels.
KM 35.3
27.42 grams


Germany, Ferdinand II, Hamburg, thaler, 1621. Purchased in February 1995 from Karl Stephens.
Davenport 5364; KM 34.
28.89 grams

 

This is an unusual piece. It is an undated wedding taler of 1/2 taler weight (13.9 g) but it is normal taler size of 44mm. It is assumed to be struck in Hamburg circa 1619/20 due to mint mark of Henning Hanses. Obv: Christ, wearing nimbus crown, standing between bride and groom. Rev: Christ, wearing nimbus crown, seated to left of table, seated around, bride, groom and two other guests; in foreground below, jars.

 

Frankfurt 1620 Thaler

 

United Dutch Provinces/ Urecht
AV Gouden Rijder 1619
Utrecht Mint

 

Another Wildman thaler for 1619