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1 Thaler - Frederick August I Ausbeute

Issuer Saxony (Albertinian Line), Kingdom of
Year 1824
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Weight 28.063 g
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Obverse description Uniformed effigy of King Friedrich August I of Saxony facing left, depicted in military dress with elaborate epaulettes, decorations, and a high collar with epaulette fringing. The portrait is rendered in high relief with fine engraving detail. The encircling legend reads FRIEDR. AUGUST KOENIG V. SACHSEN along the upper periphery, with the truncation of the bust resting near the lower field.
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Reverse description The crowned Saxon coat of arms — a quartered and barry shield traversed by a diagonal bend — is centrally displayed, flanked by the divided date 18-24. The upper legend DER SEGEN DES BERGBAUES (The Blessing of Mining) arcs around the upper periphery, marking this as an Ausbeute (mining proceeds) issue. Along the lower periphery, the fineness statement ZEHN EINE F. M. (ten to one fine mark) is inscribed, with the mint master initials G.S. appearing below the shield in the exergue. Decorative floral stops punctuate the reverse legend.
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