E-auction 51-22178 - fre_324608 - AUSTRIA - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF SALZBURG - MAXIMILIAN GANDOLF, COUNT OF KÜENBURG Quinze kreutzer 1687 Salzbourg

AUSTRIA - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF SALZBURG - MAXIMILIAN GANDOLF, COUNT OF KÜENBURG Quinze kreutzer 1687 Salzbourg XF

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Estimate :	90 €
Price :	46 €
Maximum bid :	47 €
End of the sale :	07 April 2014 17:17:30
bidders :	8 bidders

Type : Quinze kreutzer

Date: 1687

Mint name / Town : Salzbourg

Metal : silver

Diameter : 28 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 5,80 g.

Edge : lisse

Coments on the condition:

Flan bombé

Obverse

Obverse legend : MAX: GAND: D: G: AR: EPS: SAL: SE: AP: L:.

Obverse description : Écu festonné à ses armes surmonté du chapeau cardinalice.

Obverse translation : (Maximilien Gandolphe par la grâce de Dieu, archevêque de Salzbourg, Légat apostolique).

Reverse

Reverse legend : S: RVDBERTVS. - EPS: SALISB: 1687.

Reverse description : Saint Rupert en habit sacerdotal trônant de face, nimbé et mitré, tenant un tonneau et une crosse ; au-dessous, XV dans un cartouche.

Reverse translation : (Saint Rupert évêque de Salzbourg).

Historical background

AUSTRIA - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF SALZBURG - MAXIMILIAN GANDOLF, COUNT OF KÜENBURG

(30/07/1668-3/05/1687)

Max Gandolphe succeeded Guidobal de Thun et de Hohenstein, who died on June 1, 1668 after a sixty-day vacation. His episcopate was one of the longest of the 18th century. On his death in 1687, Jean-Ernest de Thun et de Hohenstein succeeded him after a vacancy of the seat of 58 days.