Germany, 2 Choice Early Jettons

This two Brilliant Uncirculated brass jettons or tokens were made by the famous family o Lauer of Nuremberg, Germany sometime in the early 1800s. You have two different, One with the helmeted head of Minerva and the legend in German ‘Fear God’. The reverse has a church on it and it is in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. The second piece has Pax or peace wearing a Corinthian helmet with the legend ‘Peace’. Again it is in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. You can have the pair of early 1800’s jettons from Nuremburg, Germany, a fantastic offer, while supplies last.
Availability: In stock
SKU: FGE3002
£9.95
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