August III of Saxony, Vicariate ducat, 1742, Dresden
Obverse:
August III on horseback, holding a sword and facing right.
On the rim, an inscription divided at the top by a rosette: D G FRID AUG REX POL DUX SAX ARCHIMA & ELECTOR
Reverse:
The imperial throne. On the throne: a mantle, a crown, an orb, and a scepter.
On the rim, an inscription divided at the top by a rosette: IN PROVINCIIS IUR SAXON PROVISOR ET VICARIUS 1742
Condition: NGC AU55
A beautifully struck and well-preserved piece. Good detail. Brilliance and plenty of mint luster. High NGC grade. A beautiful coin.
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References: Kopicki 11541 (R3), Friedberg 2865, Kahnt 637
