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Alun

Maria thaler coin 1780

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I have a 1780 thaler just wondered whether or not it is genuine or a re strike

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If it is in relatively good condition , then it will probably be a restrike .They were still minting them up till 2000 if i recall rightly.Nearly 380 million have been minted . You can normally tell by the shape of the shield whether it is an early restrike or a later one .A picture would help.

 

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As I understand it, the X after the date denotes a restrike. I'm not sure exactly where I heard this so it might be cobblers.

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13 minutes ago, mrbadexample said:

As I understand it, the X after the date denotes a restrike. I'm not sure exactly where I heard this so it might be cobblers.

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No, the X is on the originals as well. Here is another link: http://www.theresia.name/en/svergleich.html

 

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The middle shield shows it is a more recent restrike .

 

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