GERMANY 1/3 Taler 1758 Prussian Friedrich II Dresden NGC MS 63 +
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GERMANY 1/3 Taler 1758 Preußen Friedrich II Dresden NGC MS 63+
1/3 Taler 1758, Preußen, Friedrich II, Dresden – NGC MS 63+ Seltene Silbermünze aus der Zeit Friedrichs des Großen: 1/3 Taler von 1758, geprägt in Dresden. Dieses Stück ist ein bedeutendes Zeugnis der preußischen Münzgeschichte und der turbulenten Epoche des Siebenjährigen Krieges. Technische Daten: Land/Herrscher: Preußen, König Friedrich II. (Friedrich der Große) Jahr: 1758 Nennwert: 1/3 Taler Material: Silber, Feinheit 666/1000 (2/3 Feinsilber) Gewicht: ca. 8,35 g Prägeort: Dresden Katalognummer: KM 285 Gestaltung: Vorderseite (Avers): Porträt des Friedrich II. im Profil nach rechts, Umschrift FRIDERICUS BORUSSORUM REX. Rückseite (Revers): Nennwert und Jahreszahl, typische Gestaltung für den Talerteil. Zustand und Zertifizierung: Die Münze wurde von der renommierten Prüfgesellschaft NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) auf den Zustand MS 63+ gegradet. Das bedeutet: die Münze war nicht im Umlauf (Mint State), weist nur minimale Lagerungsspuren auf und bewahrt einen schönen Originalglanz. Die Plus-Bewertung hebt eine überdurchschnittliche Oberflächenqualität hervor und macht das Stück für Sammler besonders attraktiv. Historischer Kontext: Das Jahr 1758 fällt in die Zeit des Siebenjährigen Krieges, in der Dresden zeitweise unter preußischer Kontrolle stand. Daher gelten Münzen dieser Prägezeit oft als „Kriegsprägungen“ und sind bei Numismatikern besonders gesucht. Die Dresdner Prägung dieses Nominals ist selten und wird in hochwertigen Zuständen nur selten angeboten. Ideal für: Sammler von preußischen Silbermünzen, Friedrich‑II‑Spezialisten und historische Münzen der Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts.
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- Year
- 1758
- Denomination
- 1/3 thaler
- Metal
- silver
- Fineness
- 0.666
- Weight
- 8.35
- Diameter
- 30
- Shape
- Round
- Mint
- Dresden
- Strike type
- Stamp gloss UNZ
- Condition
- UNC
- Catalog system
- KM# 285
- Grading
- NGC
- Certificate number
- 3935158-054
- Grade
- MS63+
- Issuer
- Kingdom of Prussia
- King
- Frederick II. (Friedrich II) (1740-1786)
- Type
- Standard circulation coin
- Years
- 1758-1759
- Value
- 1⁄3 thalers
- Currency
- Talers
1/3 Taler 1758, Prussia, Friedrich II, Dresden – NGC MS 63 + Rare silver coin from the time of Frederick the Great: 1/3 thaler from 1758, minted in Dresden. This piece is an important testament to Prussian coin history and the turbulent epoch of the Seven Years' War. Technical data: Land/ruler: Prussia, King Frederick II. (Friedrich the Great) Year: 1758 Nominal value: 1/3 thaler Material: silver, fineness 666/1000 (2/3 fine silver) Weight: approximately 8.35 g Mint: Dresden Catalogue number: KM 285 Design: Front (Avers): Portrait of Frederick II in profile to the right, transcription FRIDERICUS BORUSSORUM REX. Reverse (reverse): nominal value and year, typical design for the thaler part. Condition and certification: The coin has been graded to MS 63+ by the renowned testing company NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation). This means: the coin was not in circulation (Mint State), has only minimal storage traces and preserves a beautiful original shine. The Plus rating highlights an above-average surface quality and makes the piece particularly attractive for collectors. Historical context: The year 1758 falls at the time of the Seven Years' War, when Dresden was temporarily under Prussian control. Therefore, coins of this mint period are often considered “war coinage” and are particularly sought after by numismatists. The Dresden coinage of this nominal is rare and is rarely offered in high-quality conditions. Ideal for: collectors of Prussian silver coins, Friedrich II specialists and historical coins of the mid-18th century. century.
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