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- THALER - Joachimstaler, coin replica, zinc
The Word “Dollar” Derives From “Joachimsthaler”. The common ancestor is the taler, also spelled thaler, a series of silver coins minted in Bohemia in the 1500s. You can thank a man with a great name, Count Hieronymus Schlick of Bohemia, for coining the term Joachimsthaler after the place where the silver was mined in what is now the Czech Republic.
Joachimstaler. Artistic replica of a silver Czech coin. Cast in zinc alloy. AVERZ Czech provincial emblem, around the copy with the name of the ruler who was formally the issuer of the coin: LUDOVICVS . PRIM(VS) . D(EI) . GRACIA . R(EX) . BO(EMIE), i.e. Ludvík První, by the grace of God, King of Bohemia.
REVERZ the family arms of the Šlik family of Passoun and the figure of St. Jáchym, S - I, i.e. Santus Iochimus, St. Jáchym, around the description: AR(MA) . DOMI(NORVM) . SLI(CORVM) . STE(FANI) . ET . FRA(TRVM) . CO(MITVM) . D(E) . B(ASAIA), i.e. the coat of arms of the Lords of Šlik, Stephen and Brothers, Earls of Pasoun
- Material: zinc
- Dimensions: diameter 40 mm
- Thickness: 2 mm
