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Frederick The Great Silver Coin

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Among a lot of European coins that I bought today as copper/bronze "culls" was this, which I've tentatively identified it as an issue of Frederick the Great. It's especially significant for an American as it appears to be dated 1776.

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 Posted 04/15/2016  10:13 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Spence to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Not sure if you are looking for confirmation of your attribution, but here is a similar coin (Silesia 3 Kreutzer):

https://www.NGCcoin.com/price-guide...-duid-355306

It is a nice pick-up!
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Yes, Silesia is correct to a certain extent... It was ruled by the King of Prussia in that time and therefore was a province of Prussia. That's what fascinates me about Prussian coins. You do not only have a huge amount of different types that were minted for the whole kingdom but also provincial issues, minted for Brandenburg, Silesia, Posen, Danzig and several other regions/cities.

For identification of later Prussian coins and prussian provincial issues you can check out http://oldgermancoins.com/prussian-coins/

Best regards from Berlin

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