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1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER
1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER
1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER
1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER
1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER
1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER
1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER
1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER
1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER
1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER

1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER

$ 789.35

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Grade: MS 62
  • Certification Number: 4833398-005
  • Year: 1651
  • Era: Medieval
  • Certification: NGC
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Condition: Absolutely beautiful Crown Sized work of art, excellent strike, luster, patina, and surfaces.
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Denomination: 1/2 THALER
  • Origin: European

    Description

    1651 CR GERMANY 1/2 THALER SAXONY NGC MS 62 POPULATION OF ONE WITH NONE FINER.
    Absolutely beautiful Crown Sized work of art, excellent strike, luster, patina, and surfaces. MORGAN DOLLAR NOT INCLUDED, SHOWN FOR SIZE COMPARISON ONLY ( Morgan Dollar is very slightly smaller). One of my favorite, and most vivid memories from the MET in NYC are of the "Arms and Armor" room. Simply amazing! This beautiful work of art (and commerce) evokes vivid visions of Medieval kings, Warlords, Chieftains, Generals, and even some of the fictional warriors conjured up by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Frank Frazetta, J Allen St. John, and others. Don't know truly how many of these remain extant, but I could only find notation regarding this specimen, and another in XF at PCGS. Krause lists this at 0 in XF, with no other valuations. I guess this would classify as truly Rare.