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1486 Tiroler Taler (1953)

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Ive been unable to bring up any information on this coin. Anyone know anything about it? Also, inscribed on its rim is:

1. TIROLER TALER ~ A 900 ~ ~ ~ 1303 ~ 1953 HALL I'm INNTAL ~ ~ ~



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It's Austrian, and presumably a restrike, judging from the edge inscription.
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This medal looks like a Guldiner, a famous coin made at the mint in Hall (near Innsbruck), Tyrol. "1. TIROLER TALER" means "First Tyrolean Taler", "A 900" probably reads "Ag 900" (the silver content), and "1303 ~ 1953 HALL I'm INNTAL" refers to the city jubilee (Hall officially became a city in 1303). This is the original, so to say - the 1486 guldiner:
http://www.oenb.at/de/popup/popup_m...und_page.jsp

The Hall mint http://www.muenze-hall.at/ is now a museum ... and guess what the entrance door looks like.
http://www.stadtwerke-hall.at/burg-...11-Kopie.jpg

50 years later, by the way, the Austrian mint made a €25 bicolor (niobium/silver) coin to celebrate the 700th city anniversary. This 2003 coin shows the die, ie. the mirrored image, of that guldiner:
http://www.stadtwerke-hall.at/press...bb41cd58.jpg
(small image for viewing)
http://www.austrian-mint.at/cms/dow...wnloadId=389
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Thank you, both.
Jim
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