← Neufahrer, Ludwig

This is a photograph of a coin. The coin features a central image of an eagle with its wings spread, standing atop a central emblem surrounded by detailed engravings. At the eagle's chest, there appears to be a shield or emblem. Beneath the eagle, there are additional sculpted figures or symbols flanked by columns and ribbon-like elements. The coin's edge is adorned with inscribed text and a textured, beaded border that encapsulates the design. The surface of the coin shows signs of wear.

Double-headed Crowned Eagle on the Pillars of Hercules [reverse]

Neufahrer, Ludwig · Austrian

1542

Medium
pewter//Struck?
Classification
Sculpture
Period
1501 to 1550
Image size
3926 × 3926px

Description

This is a photograph of a coin. The coin features a central image of an eagle with its wings spread, standing atop a central emblem surrounded by detailed engravings. At the eagle's chest, there appears to be a shield or emblem. Beneath the eagle, there are additional sculpted figures or symbols flanked by columns and ribbon-like elements. The coin's edge is adorned with inscribed text and a textured, beaded border that encapsulates the design. The surface of the coin shows signs of wear.

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