Frederick Christian, 1763, 2/3 thaler (gulden), 1763 FWóF, Dresden
Obverse:
Bust in profile facing right.
Inscription on the rim: D G FRID CHRISTIAN PR R POL & L DVX SAX
Reverse:
Below the crown, a shield bearing the coats of arms of Poland, Lithuania, and the Saxons. Below the shield, the denomination 2/3 and the initials FWóF (Frederick William ó Feral—Master of the Leipzig Mint) and the inscription: XX EINE – FEINE MARCK
Around the edge, the inscription: IUL CL MONT A W S R I ARCHIM & ELECTOR 1763
Condition: NGC MS62
A beautifully struck and well-preserved piece. Beautiful detail. Intense luster and mint mirror finish. The coin’s mint condition is confirmed by a very high NGC grade. In this condition, the coin is rare and quite difficult to find on the collector’s market. A beautiful piece for discerning collectors.
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References: Kopicki 11556 (R1), Kahnt 1006
