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 1  Ducat    (about   Ducat)
Metal:
Gold
Issue year(s):
1767

Catalog reference:

KM# 187 DUCAT
3.5000 g., 0.9860 Gold 0.1109 oz. AGW
Subject: Josef II
Obv:Crowned arms within ornate frame Obv. Legend: AUGUSTAVINDELIC •
Rev: Armored bust right Rev. Legend: IOSEPHUSII • - D • G • RO • IMP • S • A •
Germany AUGSBURG
1767

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Posted by: anonymous  2016-12-08
DEUTSCHLAND Augsburg, Stadt Dukat 1767. Mit Titel Josefs II. Forster 673. Fr. 109. Vorzüglich / Extremely fine. Bei dieser Münze handelt es sich um den letzten Dukaten der Reichsstadt.


Posted by: anonymous  2015-11-21
Augsburg, StadtDukat 1767. Forster 673, Friedberg 109. GOLD. Fast Stempelglanz


Posted by: anonymous  2015-03-06
German States - Augsburg. Ducat, 1767-T. Fr-109; KM-187. Crowned city arms within ornate frame. Reverse: Bust of Josef II right. Reflective fields with original mint luster. NGC graded MS-61. Estimated Value $1,500 - 2,000. Categories:


Posted by: spider  2014-04-30
Augsburg. Joseph II gold Ducat 1767-T, KM#187, MS61 NGC, fully lustrous, minor handling on the obverse including a light scratch in the right field. The reverse is virtually perfect. A rarely seen type with a current SCWC value of $2750 in UNC.


Posted by: spider  2014-04-30
Augsburg. Josef II gold Ducat 1767-T, KM#187, Fr-109, MS64 NGC, an uncommonly attractive piece with reflective fields; the die flaw on the reverse above the pine cone is present on almost every known example of this type. Krause catalog price(s) for this item: $1000 in VF, $1800 in EF, $3300 ...


Posted by: spider  2014-04-30
Augsburg. Joseph II gold Ducat 1767-T, KM#187, Fr-109, MS63 NGC, exceptionally sharp details with no adjustment marks, a choice example with full mint brilliance. Rare one-year type in mint state. Krause catalog price(s) for this item: $1000 in VF, $1800 in EF, $3300 in UNC.
Coin prices from public sourcesCoin prices from public sources1101001kPrice $Jan/2009Jan/2011Jan/2013Jan/2015www.goldbergcoins.com — $2000 — 30/05/2010coins.ha.com — $2937 — 27/09/2013coins.ha.com — $3642 — 18/04/2013coins.ha.com — $1840 — 31/05/2007www.wago-auktionen.de — $2697 — 02/02/2014www.sincona.com — $2011 — 25/10/2016www.goldbergcoins.comcoins.ha.comwww.wago-auktionen.dewww.sincona.com
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