Switzerland 1722 (1904) Silver Merchants’ Guild House Medal. PCGS SP64

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PCGS Certification number: 48995663

Grade: SP64

Nominal value: Medal

Year: 1722

Diameter: 29.5

Name: "1722" (1904) Medal SM-590 Silver

Country: Sw-Bern

Material: Silver

Major Variety: SM-590 Silver

Catalog Number: PCGS 893556

PCGS Catalog Number: 893556

1722 (1904), Switzerland, Bern (City). Silver "Merchants’ Guild House" Medal. PCGS SP64!

Mintage: 500 pcs.
Mint Place: Bern (Switzerland)
Mint Year: dated 1722, struck 1904.
Reference: Schweizer Medaillen 590.
Condition: Certified and graded by PCGS as SP-64!
Denomination: Medal - Rebuilding of the Merchants` Guild House of Bern.
Weight: ca. 8.2gm
Material: Silver
Diameter: 30mm


Obverse: Bust of an Armenian merchant left. All within two cornucopia in saltire.
Legend: CONCORDIA FUNDAMENTUM FOELICITATIS CIVICӔ .
Translated: "Concord is the foundation of civil happiness."

Reverse: Front-view of the Merchants` Guild House, located in Kramgasse 29 in Bern, Switzerland.
Legend: EX RUINA CLARA RESURGO
Translated: "I rise clear from the ruins."
Exergue: REӔDIFICATA / 1722
Translated: "Rebuilded, 1722."



The Society of Merchants first appears in sources at the end of the 14th century as a merchant society. Since 1431 at the latest, the society had the privilege of market and trade police in the German-speaking areas of the city and republic of Bern. The society controlled weight and measure and exercised actual market police through overseers (Henseler).

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