File:German States Brunswick-Lüneburg 1679 6 Thaler D-LS214.jpg
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Deutsch: Deutschland, Fürstentum Calenberg, Johann Friedrich als Fürst 1665–1679.
Ag 6 Sterbethaler 1679 ohne Mzz. (98mm, 153g), Vorderseite: Gekröntes kursives Monogramm JF im Lorbeerkranz, ohne Umschr., Wertzahl (6) unten eingepunzt, Rückseite: Totengerippe, einer Palme auf einer Insel im Meer die Wedel abbrechend, nummeriert 25-79 (entspr. Johann Friedrichs Lebenszeit 1625-1679), am Boden verstreut die kopfstehenden Buchstaben seines Mottos "EX DU R I S G L O R I A" (Ex Duris Gloria / Aus Bedrängnis wächst Ruhm), English: Germany, Principality of Calenberg, John Frederick as Prince 1665–1679.
Ag 6 Sterbethaler 1679 without mm. (98mm, 153g), obverse: Crowned italicized monogram JF in laurel wreath, without circumscr., value figure (6) punched in below, reverse: Death as a skeleton, breaking the fronds numbered 25-79 (corresponding to Johann Frederick's lifespan 1625-1679) off a palm tree on an island in the sea, the letters of his motto "EX DU R I S G L O R I A" (Ex Duris Gloria / Out of hardship there grows glory) scattered on the ground and upside down, |
| Date | (coin), 2010 (image) |
| Source | National Numismatic Collection, National Museum of American History |
| Author | Principality of Calenberg, Holy Roman Empire |
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