Coin after pendant, visible background honing.
Decently preserved with most details.
A well-liked coin commemorating the privilege of the Elector of Saxony, holding the vicariate after the death of Emperor Joseph I of Habsburg until the election of the next.
Obverse: royal figure on horseback to the right, below it a coat-of-arms cartouche with a five-field shield with the coats of arms of the Crown, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the coat of arms of the Vettin family;
Reverse: tables with the insignia of the King of Poland and the Elector of Saxony and a table covered with a mantle with a wreath, at the top and in the wreath the legend:
FRID:AUG:/REX ELECTOR/ET/VICARIUS/POST MORT:/IOSEPHI/IMPERAT; on the sides of the lower table the date M D C-C X I., the initials I-L-H- Lorenz Holland of the Dresden minter of 1698-1716, and the mint mark hook.
