Hello everyone,
I would appreciate your help with identifying and evaluating this coin.
It appears to be a silver taler from Mansfeld, dated around the 1520–1530 period. The obverse shows Saint George slaying the dragon, and the reverse features the Mansfeld coat of arms.
I believe it is authentic, but I would like to confirm:
1. exact attribution (ruler / type / catalog reference if possible)
2. approximate date
3. estimated value based on its condition
Thank you in advance!
The Saint George Thaler
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It is dated exactly 1530 as the date is small and divided, near the top.
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Maybe this is it - https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/german-states-mansfeld-thaler-mb-56-15z9-15z8-cuid-181934-duid-406345
Obverse: Ornate helmet above 4-fold arms of Mansfeld, date divided in margin above
Obverse Legend: ERN(E)(S)(T) (ET) HOIGE(Y)(R) GEBHAR(T) ET ALBE(R)
Reverse: St. George on horse to left slaying dragon below
Reverse Legend: MONE(TA) AR(G) CO(M) DO(MI) DE MANS(FELT)
ERNNS E HOIGE GEBHAR E ALBE // MONE AR COMT DOMI DE MANSF
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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