Légende

Crown thaler, struck 1770. Maker: Justyn Schröder (Mintmaster of the Warsaw Mint 1768–1772). Obverse: Head of Stanislaw August Poniatowski turned to the right; legend STANISLAUS AUGUSTUS DGREX POL.MDLITU.; opearled border. Reverse: Under a crown, a round five-field coat of arms with the coats of arms of Poland (Orzel), Lithuania (Pogon) and the Poniatowski coat of arms (Ciolek) within a wreath entwined with a sash bearing the motto PRO FIDE … GREG; Order of the White Eagle on the sash; letters I. — S. flanking; legend X EX MARCA PURA - COLONIEN. 1770.; opearled border. Edge inscription: FIDEI - PUBLICAE - PIGNUS. Date: 1770. Place: Warsaw, Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (1569–1795). Medium: silver coin. Diameter: ca. 39.8–40.2 mm. Weight: 27.94 g.

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Crown thaler struck 1770 Maker Justyn Schröder Mintmaster Warsaw Mint 1768–1772 Obverse Head Stanislaw August Poniatowski turned right legend STANISLAUS AUGUSTUS DGREX POL.MDLITU opearled border Reverse Under crown round five-field coat arms coats Poland Orzel Lithuania Pogon Poniatowski coat Ciolek within wreath entwined sash bearing motto PRO FIDE … GREG Order White Eagle sash letters I S flanking legend X EX MARCA PURA - COLONIEN 1770 Edge inscription Fidei - Publicae - Pignus Date Place Warsaw Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth 1569–1795 Medium silver coin Diameter ca 39.8–40.2 mm Weight 27.94 g round metallic coin raised profile person facing showing detailed curly hair facial features coin surface silver-gray areas slight wear scratches rim slightly darker edge background coin white.