1737 silver coin. German?? Need help with ID.

[FLNative]

I got this coin from a local dealer who said it was found with a bunch of others in some type of cache or hoard in europe. I got quite a few interesting coins from him but no others like this. It is roughly the diameter of a U.S. dime but about half as thick. The obverse reads "BRETLVNDVXSRIATHETEL" around the edge with a guy standing next to a tree in the center and the number 2 next to him. The reverse reads "1737 GEORGIIDGMBRFRETHREXFD" around the edge and " II MARIEN GROSCH FEINSILB I A B" in the middle. I'd really like to know some info on this coin!! I've tried almost everything and haven't been able to ID this one. Thanks for your help!

Andy.

 

[PBK]

It appears to be a 2 mariengroschen of Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg-Hanover in north central Germany, struck during the reign of George II August (George II of England). The 1737 variety lists for $12-20 in Fine to Very Fine condition.

 

[Angelo]

Found this one. Close.

Tony

Update: Bunch here: http://coins.search.ebay.com/brunswick_Germany_W0QQsacatZ540

 

[CRUSADER]

Nice looking milled coin

 

[Mackaydon]

Great find:

KM# 858
Denomination: 2 Mariengroschen
Country: German States\Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel
Government: Duchy
Coinage Type: Regular Coinage

Obv: Value "II" etc. in 4 lines, date in legend Rev: "Wildman", tree in left hand, 2 on left

Source: http://www.numismaster.com/ta/inside_numis2.jsp?page=PriceGuideInfoDenom

 

[FLNative]

Thanks for the info folks!