definitely seems like a British version of a box thaler. These were used to hold various things like min portraits, snuff, Bible verses, etc......
Agreed, I thoroughly enjoy your posts.
Reminds me of the Portuguese Real branco of Alfonso V (Group 3 - Castle with towers turrets) https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces107070.html
Thank you sir. I will admit this one was difficult and took some time as the Fürstenbergs are a bit obscure and there wasn't much info in English...
I think it is. It quite rare as well. Thanks
SILVER AUSBEUTETALER - PRINCIPALITY OF FÜRSTENBERG Year: 1790 [ATTACH] Obverse: Portrait of prince left - JOS M B FURST ZU FURSTENBERG L I D B...
Very cool, this is how I collect anyway. Sure I have areas I concentrate on more than others but if I likes it enough, if it inspired me to write...
Yes, however I have a few problems with calling it that. I Will be post about this coin and will explain why I do not think this could have been...
Excellent write-up.
Beautiful work of art indeed.
Wow...love it. :)
A stunning example of the type and a great read...thanks!
Lovely work of art and history.
Dupré was unprecedented in his talent and probably still has no equal.
Absolutely stunning workmanship and artistry.
Real sharp and clear on the obverse, great example.
Yes, He had a great point about the total failure of diplomacy. At any point in the lead up it could have been easily avoided, or if nothing else...
Understood, thanks.
Very interesting article and love Dali so a bonus to see his work. :)
Very cool, even better than official currency if you ask me :)
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