CAROLVS: V: ROMA: IMP: SEMP: AVGVS:, Bust of the Emperor with Crown and scepter in R hand.
MO* NO* ARGE* CIVI* SVE* WERDA* 44, Crowned double-headed Eagle, shield with W on breast.
Different punctuation on reverse - * instead : (per Hans Gebhart die variety).
NGC MS 61. Top Pop for the particular year.
Another impressive Renaissance silver coin, taler of the Free Imperial City of Donauworth, featuring a finely engraved, crowned and armored half-length portrait of Emperor Charles V, holding the imperial scepter, opposite the majestic double-headed imperial eagle bearing the city's distinctive "W" shield. Well centered and attractively struck, with substantial details remaining throughout the intricate imperial portrait and heraldic devices. Rich, deep charcoal-gray and brownish cabinet-style toning blankets both sides, with subtle lighter highlights emphasizing the raised designs. The surfaces exhibit minor scattered imperfections consistent with the assigned grade, while retaining an appealing sense of originality and historical character. A desirable and beautifully preserved example of this important early German taler issue, combining strong Renaissance artistry, imperial symbolism, and the fascinating history of one of Swabia's Free Imperial Cities. Great collectible and investment find from all perspectives!!
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