Thaler 1830 "Hard Work Award". "LANDWIRTSCHAFTL" (Saxony-Albertine, Anthony)
Variety: "LANDWIRTSCHAFTL"
Photo by: Heidelberger Münzhandlung Herbert Grün
Specification
- MetalSilver (0,833)
- Weight28,063 g
- Pure silver (0,7516 oz) 23,3765 g
- Diameter37 mm
- EdgeInscription
- Aspect ratioMedallic (↑↑)
- Mintage UNC25
Description
- CountrySaxony-Albertine
- PeriodAnthony
- DenominationThaler
- Year1830
- RulerAnthony (King of Saxony)
- MintDresden
- PurposeCommemorative and collectible
Auction prices
Find out the current coin value of the Saxony-Albertine Thaler 1830 "Hard Work Award". "LANDWIRTSCHAFTL". This silver coin from the times of Anthony struck at the Dresden Mint. Wondering how much a coin like this is worth? The record price belongs to the lot 345 sold at the Heidelberger Münzhandlung Herbert Grün auction for EUR 4,700. Bidding took place May 13, 2016.
How much is the silver coin of Anthony Thaler 1830 "Hard Work Award", "LANDWIRTSCHAFTL"?
According to the latest data as of December 6, 2025 the average price of a Silver coin Thaler 1830 "Hard Work Award", "LANDWIRTSCHAFTL" is 5300 USD.
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