1564-1595 Austria Silver Thaler NGC MS-65 HALL DAV-8097
GEM Mint State-65! Tied for Finest graded for the variety at both PCGS and NGC. The finest of the type in the NGC census and provides exceptional eye appeal and flair, with a charming strike, dazzling brilliance in the fields, and alluring champagne iridescence nearer the peripheries. This Hall thaler (Dav. 8097) of Archduke Ferdinand II of Tyrol was a regular, everyday silver circulating coin of the Holy Roman Empire’s Habsburg lands. It was struck as ordinary currency under the prevailing imperial and regional minting standards of the late 16th century (following the Reichsmünzordnung framework), not as an emergency, special-purpose, or reform issue.
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