Talar - Ksawery as Polish Prince Drezno mint

Struck at the Dresden mint during the interregnum years following Augustus III's death in 1763, these talers were issued under Frederick Christian and then the young Elector Frederick Augustus as hereditary princes of Saxony exercising their claim over Poland before Stanisław August Poniatowski's election consolidated power in Warsaw. The Dresden provenance is significant — Saxon dies and Saxon silver, yet struck in the name of Polish princely authority, reflecting the Wettin dynasty's refusal to immediately relinquish its Polish ambitions.

The spread of Kop references across this type suggests multiple die marriages were employed across the emission years, consistent with Dresden's practice of periodic die replacement rather than continuous production runs.