1860 Frankfurt Silver Thaler PCGS XF40 (KM-360)

1860 Frankfurt Silver Thaler PCGS XF40 (KM-360)

This is a classic silver thaler from the Free City of Frankfurt, struck in the year of the city’s final independence before its annexation by Prussia in 1866. A desirable 19th-century German States issue.

Key Details:

•  Issuer: Free City of Frankfurt (German States)

•  Date: 1860

•  Catalog References: KM-360, Davenport 651 

•  Composition: .900 silver

•  Certification: PCGS XF40

•  Obverse: Laureate head of a young woman (personification of Frankfurt) right. Legend: FREIE STADT FRANKFURT

•  Reverse: Crowned double-headed eagle. Legend: EIN VEREINSTHALER XXX EIN PFUND FEIN with date 1860

These thalers were part of the Vereinsmünze system and represent one of the last issues of the independent Free City of Frankfurt.

Condition:

PCGS XF40 — attractive circulated surfaces with good remaining detail in the hair, legends, and eagle. Solid eye appeal for the grade.

This certified piece is a nice addition for collectors of German States, Frankfurt, or 19th-century Vereinsthalers.

Coin pictured is the exact one you will receive.