Saxony 2Taler commemorative

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  • Saxony 2Taler commemorative   by regandon on 03 Feb, 2011 22:52
  • This is a commemorative 2Taler from Saxony, Germany. It is one of my favorite designs. It is graded PCGS MS62.

    Mintage : 49,000
    Size : 40mm

  • Reply #1   by coinsarefun on 03 Feb, 2011 22:58
  • Wow, what a beauty. I can see why it's one of your favorite designs.
    Love the toning :Beatingheart;
  • Reply #2   by Zohar444 on 04 Feb, 2011 09:52
  • Don, I like it as well. Nice clean crown with low mintage.
  • Reply #3   by Zantetsuken on 04 Feb, 2011 11:01
  • Beautiful specimen. I love the frosted tone of the surface. It looks  it was made of ice. The design is incredible especially with the king and queens profiles. One question, what did you do to get the reflected image at the bottom of the photo? I'd like to try this with one of  coins sometime.

    ~Daniel
  • Reply #4   by FilthyBroke on 04 Feb, 2011 11:27
  • I just love that obverse, what a great design!
  • Reply #5   by regandon on 04 Feb, 2011 19:18
  • Beautiful specimen. I love the frosted tone of the surface. It looks  it was made of ice. The design is incredible especially with the king and queens profiles. One question, what did you do to get the reflected image at the bottom of the photo? I'd like to try this with one of  coins sometime.

    ~Daniel

    Go to this link : http://download.cnet.com/PhotoScape/3000-2192_4-10703122.html

  • Reply #6   by regandon on 04 Feb, 2011 19:33
  • I just love that obverse, what a great design!

    To me it is the best German commemorative 2Taler design from the late 1800's. Coinage design was so plain looking during that period. This 2Taler is the eye candy piece from the late 19th century German coinage. IMO
  • Reply #7   by regandon on 04 Feb, 2011 19:45
  • Wow, what a beauty. I can see why it's one of your favorite designs.
    Love the toning :Beatingheart;

    I thought you would like the toning on it. I have spent many hours looking at your collection on this site. Do to your collection and your outstanding eye for finding PQ toned coins. You've taught me what to look for.

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