No clue on this coin/token?
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Doesn’t help much, except in the reading of the text I suppose; Germany medal undated in gold Obverse three trees in ornamental urns : A139 L1498 : Auction Prices
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The spelling of one word in the coin description is in error.
In the exergue of the coin, the correct spelling of the word is Zebaoth versus Zelaoth.
"Zebaoth designates the enthroned, powerful god in his majesty..."
Source: Zebaoth ? der Thronende**»**Brill Online
Also in the exergue, the word 'Herr' can easily be translated, in error, to the word Mister.
The word Herr can also be translated as Lord.
Using the phrase Herr Zebaoth together can then be translated to Lord god.
Don........
PS: It's another way of writing "Jehovah" in German.
In the exergue of the coin, the correct spelling of the word is Zebaoth versus Zelaoth.
"Zebaoth designates the enthroned, powerful god in his majesty..."
Source: Zebaoth ? der Thronende**»**Brill Online
Also in the exergue, the word 'Herr' can easily be translated, in error, to the word Mister.
The word Herr can also be translated as Lord.
Using the phrase Herr Zebaoth together can then be translated to Lord god.
Don........
PS: It's another way of writing "Jehovah" in German.
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