Légende
Crown double-ducat by Ernest Dietrich Croll (fl. 1753–1763) for August III the Saxon (King of Poland; Elector of Saxony; 1696–1763), 1754. Obverse: Crowned bust of the king in right profile, legend 'D.G.AUGUSTUS.III.REX.POLONIARUM'. Reverse: Under a crown a five-opel shield between branches with the Polish, Lithuanian, and Saxon coats of arms; below the letters 'SAC.ROM.IMP.ARCHIM. ET ELECT.' Diameter 28 mm, weight 6.93 g., A round gold-colored coin with a raised ornate border and a central circular shield design topped by a detailed crown; the shield is quartered with a few heraldic animals and small rider figures, and a small central escutcheon. Surrounding the shield are curved laurel-like branches and decorative scrollwork. The coin surface shows subtle variations of gold tone with some darker patina in recessed areas and small surface marks and wear along the rim.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A42_258
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
80.5Mo (6.1Mo) / 44.9cm x 44.9cm / 5304 x 5304 (300dpi)