Stack's Bowers & Ponterio
Collector's Choice Oct 2019 Auction 22-23 Oct 2019
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GERMANY. Saxony. Taler, 1711-ILH. Dresden Mint. Friedrich August I. NGC AU-53.
KM-802; Dav-2655. Issued for the elector's term as vicar of the Holy Roman Empire. A well struck example, featuring an appealing cabinet tone and exhibiting only light, even wear.
KM-802; Dav-2655. Issued for the elector's term as vicar of the Holy Roman Empire. A well struck example, featuring an appealing cabinet tone and exhibiting only light, even wear.
An imperial vicar (German: Reichsvikar) was one of two princes charged by the Golden Bull with the administration of the Holy Roman Empire during an interregnum. Following the death of Emperor Joseph I in 1711, the two vicars were the elector of Saxony and the count of the Palatinate.
Estimate: $600.00- $800.00