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1 Thaler - Ferdinand II (Vienna)
Country: Austria - Habsburg
(Austria)
Denomination: 1 Thaler
(1)
Year: 1620-1621
Material: Silver
Weight:
Shape: Round
Diameter:
Type: Common coin
Catalog list: austria habsburgaustria
Description:
Obverse
Laureate portrait with ruffled collar facing right in a beaded circle, the top of the head breaks the legend. Mint mark dividing the legend.
Reverse
Double headed imperial eagle in a circle, small orb between the heads, composite arms at enter. Crown on top. Small shield of Austria and ancient Burgundy below in legend. Date in 3 digits at end of legend.
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