Antique 1674 Saxony Johann Georg II Silver Thaler Pendant in Unaltered Condition

Imagine the grandeur of 17th-century Saxony, where the Elector Johann Georg II governed amidst the flourishing arts and politics of the Holy Roman Empire. This pendant began its life as a silver Thaler in 1674, an era when coins were not only currency but also reflections of power and artistry. Featuring Johann Georg II in detailed relief on the obverse and the intricately designed Saxon coat of arms on the reverse, this piece whispers tales of baroque splendor and Saxon pride.

The coin remains unaltered, its integrity preserved by the addition of a bale rather than drilling. Measuring 31.4 mm in diameter and weighing 10.1 grams, this pendant bridges the worlds of history and adornment, making it a wearable piece of numismatic art. The chain shown is for display purposes and not included.

For the connoisseur of antique jewelry or the avid collector of historical coins, this pendant offers a rare opportunity. Whether you wear it or display it, its timeless elegance and historical significance will make it a treasured piece for years to come.

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Item ID: PTA24479VA