Légende

Two gold crown coins (1766) depicting Stanislaw August Poniatowski (King of Poland, 1732–1798). Obverse: head of Stanislaw August with inscription around rim 'STANISLAUS AUG.DGREX POL.MDL' and pearl border. Reverse: under a crown, within a wreath, a round five-field coat of arms showing Poland (Orzel), Lithuania (Pogon) and the Poniatowski family coat of arms (Ciolek); wreath includes the Order of the White Eagle; letters 'F.- S.' and '8- GR' at sides; rim inscription 'XL.EX.MARCA. - PURA.COL.1766.' and pearl border; decorative edge. Maker: Sylm, Frederick William (fl. 1765–1767). Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (1569–1795), Warsaw, Poland. Coin diameters: 29.5 mm and 29.6 mm; weight 9.25 g.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A37_486

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

86.7Mo (8.4Mo) / 46.6cm x 46.6cm / 5504 x 5504 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Two gold crown coins 1766 depicting Stanislaw August Poniatowski King Poland 1732–1798 Obverse head Stanislaw August inscription rim Stanislaus Aug.Dgrex Pol.Mdl pearl border Reverse under crown within wreath round five-field coat arms showing Orzel Lithuania Pogon Poniatowski family coat Ciolek wreath includes Order White Eagle letters F.- S 8- Gr sides rim inscription Xl.Ex.Marca - Pura.Col.1766 decorative edge Maker Sylm Frederick William fl 1765–1767 Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 1569–1795 Warsaw Coin diameters 29.5 mm 29.6 mm weight 9.25 g circular metallic object raised profile person's head side view showing curly hair facial features set smooth recessed background object worn slightly tarnished silver-gray surface darker gray areas subtle scratches thin raised edge.