German Church and City Talers 1600-1700 2nd Edition

The "Germany German Church and City Talers 1600-1700" Catalogue 1975 2nd Edition by John S. Davenport is a comprehensive reference book that delves into the fascinating world of German coins known as talers, specifically focusing on those minted between 1600 and 1700. Talers were a type of silver coin widely used in Europe during this time period. This catalogue, published in 1975 by Hewitt Printing Corp., provides collectors and numismatists with detailed information on talers issued by various German churches and cities.

With 351 pages of illustrations and descriptions, this book offers a valuable resource for anyone interested in German numismatics. During the 17th century, Germany was a patchwork of independent states and territories, each with its own coinage system. The talers minted during this period reflect the rich history and diversity of the German states, making them highly sought after by collectors. The catalogue covers a range of talers, from Dav.# 5001 to 5999, and includes a price-sheet for reference. This 2nd edition of the catalogue is considered a valuable addition to any numismatic library, providing insight into the historical and artistic significance of German church and city talers from the 17th century.