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GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Interregnum, 1757. Convention thaler, ø 42 mm (27.68 g). 1757 MF, Nuremberg. Chapter coat of arms on a round disc, surrounded by the coats of arms of the canons, below which is the year in a cartouche between the split year designation M–F (Wardein Mann and Mint Master Förster) / Saints Willibald and Walburga seated on clouds, with the collegiate coat of arms in front of them, the signature below, and the radiant Eye of God above. Cahn 133. Dav. 2208. Zep. 78. Iridescent tint, tiny casting flaws, very fine—excellent. Provenance: Collection of the Eichstätt Bishopric.
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