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Medieval Silber from saxony

Jager

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Last week I found this beauty in the near of Dresden.
It was made between 1412 and 1425. Its a "meißner Groschen " and was embossed in Freiberg. I think she is beautiful designed
 

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Always nice to get one of the bigger hammered coins unbroken.
 
Sweet looking coin! :thumbsup:
You have to be quite proud to have found such a beauty!
 
I thank you for your congratulations. In my area you can not find something like this every day. That's why I was very happy and also drunk one or two Radeberger
 
Awesome find! :notworthy:
 
Congrats and wow! We don’t see coins like that in the USA. Well done sir!
 
Congrats on the beautiful coin, I don't think you could find that anywhere everyday
 
Wonderful coin, much more attractive than a typical hammered silver pfennig I was expecting to see here, congratulations!
 
Outstanding! Congratulations! Thank you for the pic.
 
Congrats on the very crisp silver, it's a beauty.
 
Saubere Arbeit!

Great work that is a beauty!
 
Beautiful coin
 
thank you for your congratulations. but now it's good, it's not that special either. old silver is always beautiful. there is something here, that's the advantage over the us. the laws are very bad in Germany for detectorists but that is better in the us.
 

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