1 Vereinsthaler

发行方 Frankfurt, Free imperial city of
年份 1862-1865
类型 Standard circulation coin
面值 7⁄4 Gulden = 1 Vereinsthaler = 1⁄30 Metric Pound (1.75)
货币 Gulden (1838-1866)
材质 Silver (.900)
重量 18.52 g
直径 33 mm
厚度
形状 Round
制作工艺 Milled
方向 Medal alignment ↑↑
雕刻师 A.V.Nordheim
流通至
参考资料 KM#370, Jaeg 6 FHI#42b, AKS#10, Dav GT III#652
正面描述 Frankofurthia
正面文字 Latin
正面铭文 FREIE STADT FRANKFURT A.V.NORDHEIM
背面描述 Crowned eagle, legend around.
背面文字 Latin
背面铭文 * EIN VEREINSTHALER * XXX EIN PFUND FEIN * 1862
边缘 Inscripted
铸币厂
铸造量 1862 - - 312 000
1863 - - 21 000
1864 - - 105 013
1865 - - 206 693
Numisquare 编号 1088084390
附加信息

Historical Context: The 1 Vereinsthaler of 1862-1865 signifies the Free Imperial City of Frankfurt's adherence to the Vereinsthaler monetary union, a cornerstone of the German Confederation. Frankfurt, a vital financial hub, maintained its self-governing status under a city council during this era. These issues represent the final years of Frankfurt's sovereignty, preceding its annexation by Prussia after the 1866 Austro-Prussian War, thus marking the end of its independent coinage.

Artistry: The coin's design exemplifies the neoclassical style prevalent in 19th-century German numismatics, favoring clear heraldic symbolism. While specific engravers varied, August von Nordheim was a key medalist for Frankfurt during this period. The obverse features the crowned double-headed eagle of Frankfurt, encircled by "FREIE STADT FRANKFURT" and the date. The reverse displays "EIN VEREINSTHALER" within an oak wreath, denoting its "VEREINSMÜNZE" (Union Coin) status.

Technical/Grading: High-points for grading include the eagle's heads, wings, and crown on the obverse, and the intricate details of the oak wreath and lettering on the reverse. Given the striking methods of the period, some central softness or flatness on the eagle's breast is not uncommon. Premium examples exhibit a strong, even strike across the entire flan, with sharp legends and full detail in the wreath, reflecting superior production quality.

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