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1 Thaler - John Philip I, Frederick VIII, John William IV, and Frederick William II

Issuer Saxe-Altenburg, Duchy of
Year 1605-1612
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Obverse description Two facing draped busts of John Philip I and Frederick VIII confronted at center, with heraldic shields flanking the figures at left and right. A mintmaster's symbol appears at the top between the two busts. The encircling Latin legend reads DEI GRA IOHAN PHILIP and FRID, identifying the two co-ruling dukes by name and invoking divine grace. The portrait style is characteristic of early seventeenth-century German Renaissance die-engraving, with fine detail in the hair and collar ruffs.
Obverse script Latin
Obverse lettering DEI GRA IOHAN PHILIP FRID
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