1855 Bavarian Commorative
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1855 Bavarian Commorative
Took some new pics. PCGS MS-62
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Re: 1855 Bavarian Commorative
That's another nice one. Few royal names convey such a sense of regality as Maximilian. With a name like that, you must be a king or a kaiser. I'll bet the mintage is low on that one.
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It's mintage is not to low. 1 million of them minted.RHM22 wrote:That's another nice one. Few royal names convey such a sense of regality as Maximilian. With a name like that, you must be a king or a kaiser. I'll bet the mintage is low on that one.
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Re: 1855 Bavarian Commorative
It seems like it would be lower than that. Wasn't that the mintage of the Prussian thaler I won in the contest last month?
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Yes the Prussian Taler was 1,000,000 minted. As for the Bavarian commem, it is the only Commemorative 2 Gulden minted from Bavaria in the 1800's. This is why its an important one to have.RHM22 wrote:It seems like it would be lower than that. Wasn't that the mintage of the Prussian thaler I won in the contest last month?
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Re: 1855 Bavarian Commorative
regandon's collection and posting here was a reason that sign up on this forum.It's rare to find another collector of German coins speaking English and be an active member on a forum. I like regandon's posts and his knowledge on european history.We have the same tastes on coins although I must admit it is quite more advanced.
So this is mine 1855 2 gulden commemorative coin.The statue on reverse you can find it in Marienplatz in Munich outside of Residenz Museum/Palace
So this is mine 1855 2 gulden commemorative coin.The statue on reverse you can find it in Marienplatz in Munich outside of Residenz Museum/Palace
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Re: 1855 Bavarian Commorative
Yes, it is rare to find English speaking German collectors who are knowleagble on the history and facts of the coins. Don is a world renowned expert and is currently writing a book on the subject and putting together a museum. You won't find but a few with his keen and indepth knowledge. I am glad to have you both since it's an interest of mine and I love looking at these coins.
Re: 1855 Bavarian Commorative
Thanks to you both for the very nice comments.
I have been a collector for 40yrs now, and I joined this forum to help make the World Coin section a place to help new collectors. My knowledge base is Austrian and German coinages from the 16th to 19th century. I like the 17th and 18th centuries the most. I think the best Taler designs were during the late 1600's through the 1700's. The 1/2Taler in the last pic has a mintage of 700, and is from the Imperial City of Schwäbisch Hall. It got its title as an Imperial City during the reign of Rudolph I (who was a Hapsburg) in 1280.
I have been a collector for 40yrs now, and I joined this forum to help make the World Coin section a place to help new collectors. My knowledge base is Austrian and German coinages from the 16th to 19th century. I like the 17th and 18th centuries the most. I think the best Taler designs were during the late 1600's through the 1700's. The 1/2Taler in the last pic has a mintage of 700, and is from the Imperial City of Schwäbisch Hall. It got its title as an Imperial City during the reign of Rudolph I (who was a Hapsburg) in 1280.
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I have to agree on the earlier designs, but over-all they knew how to create pleasing compositions.
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