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1/2 Thaler - Maximilian I Joseph Schulpreistaler

Issuer Royal Bavarian Mint
Year 1807-1808
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Reference(s) KM#698, Witt#2468
Obverse description Bare-headed right-facing effigy of King Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria, rendered in high relief with finely detailed curly hair and a strong classical profile. The truncation of the neck is plain and unadorned. A circular legend in Fraktur blackletter script surrounds the portrait, reading MAXIMILIAN JOSEPH KÖNIG VON BAIERN. The coin's broad milled border frames the design with a crisp dentilated edge.
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Obverse lettering Maximilian Joseph König von Baiern
Reverse description The reverse features a symmetrical wreath of oak branches with acorns, tied at the base, enclosing a three-line inscription in ornate Fraktur blackletter script within the central field. The inscription reads LOHN DES FLEISSES (Reward of Diligence), identifying this piece as a school prize taler awarded for academic merit. The open field surrounding the lettering displays fine die-polished surfaces, and the overall composition is elegant and restrained, befitting its function as an honorific award piece.
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