½ Thaler - Johann Ernst von Thun
Country: Bishopric of Salzburg
(Austrian states)
Denomination: 1/2 Thaler
(1/2)
Year: 1687-1708
Material: Silver
Weight: 14.6 g
Shape: Round
Diameter: 34 mm
Type: Common coin
Catalog list: bishopric of salzburgaustrian states
Description:
Obverse
Arms of Salzburg and Austria above, of the Archbishop below, in an ornate shield under a hat. Legend (start 2h) for "Iohan Ernestus Dei Gratia Archiepiscopus SalisburgensisSanctae Sedis Apostolicae Legatus"
Reverse
Saints Rupert at left with a salt box at left hand, and Virgil at right facing with the abbey St Peter of Salzburg, both holding a crozier. Legend (starts 1h).
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