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1/48 Thaler Germany Billon

1/48 Thaler    (about   Thaler)
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1770

German States-Wurttemberg, Karl Eugen as Duke (1744-1793), 1/48 Convention
Thaler, 1770

CAROLVS D :-G : DVX WURT 17_70 Crowned arms in ornate frame * 48 * / EINEN / CONVENT / THALER Legend in four lines within ornate frame Rolled flan 19mm, 0.87g, Billon Silver

Mintage: Unknown

KM 422
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