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Medal from a coin - Coronation thaler of King Wilhelm I and Augusta of Prussia, collector's pendant
From €112.41
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Medalion z monety - talar koronacyjny Król Wilhelm I i Augusta Pruska, wisiorek kolekcjonerski—
€112.41
We offer you an extraordinary, collector's item with a dual nature: a medal and a pendant in one. This unique piece was made from a coin or modeled after a coin, and its central motif is the image of the Prussian royal couple – King Wilhelm I and Queen Augusta.
On the obverse of the medal/pendant, there is a finely crafted, relief portrait of the monarch and his consort. It is surrounded by an inscription in German: "WILHELM KOENIG AUGUSTA KOENIGIN V. PREUSSEN", which translates to "Wilhelm King, Augusta Queen of Prussia." This item is not only jewelry but above all a piece of history. It serves as a tangible memento of Wilhelm I of Hohenzollern (1797-1888), the first emperor of unified Germany, and his consort Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (1811-1890), known for her charitable work and patronage of the arts.
Due to its form (a loop for hanging), this item could have served as a personal amulet, a family keepsake, or a patriotic ornament. It is an excellent object for collectors focusing on:
This medallion is a unique opportunity to possess an item with clear historical provenance, combining collector's, material, and sentimental value. Ideal as a centerpiece for a collection of Prussian memorabilia or as an original gift for a lover of 19th-century history.
On the obverse of the medal/pendant, there is a finely crafted, relief portrait of the monarch and his consort. It is surrounded by an inscription in German: "WILHELM KOENIG AUGUSTA KOENIGIN V. PREUSSEN", which translates to "Wilhelm King, Augusta Queen of Prussia." This item is not only jewelry but above all a piece of history. It serves as a tangible memento of Wilhelm I of Hohenzollern (1797-1888), the first emperor of unified Germany, and his consort Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (1811-1890), known for her charitable work and patronage of the arts.
Due to its form (a loop for hanging), this item could have served as a personal amulet, a family keepsake, or a patriotic ornament. It is an excellent object for collectors focusing on:
- Phaleristics and numismatics – as an atypical medal/souvenir.
- Historical and patriotic jewelry – as a pendant with the image of rulers.
- Prussian history and the Hohenzollern monarchy – as a tangible trace of the era.
This medallion is a unique opportunity to possess an item with clear historical provenance, combining collector's, material, and sentimental value. Ideal as a centerpiece for a collection of Prussian memorabilia or as an original gift for a lover of 19th-century history.
