Posted 09/19/2012 8:30 pm
While Maria Theresa thalers are in general very common coins, this particular type is a rather unusual one: in 1960, some of the restrikes from the Vienna mint had a spelling error, with "ARGHID" instead of "ARCHID". This is one of those error coins. The variety is listed as number 55 in the Hafner list.
As you can see from the list, this type is worth considerably more than the commoner types, but being in the pendant mount will hurt the value to a collector.
As you can see from the list, this type is worth considerably more than the commoner types, but being in the pendant mount will hurt the value to a collector.
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