Rarer Salzburger Taler des Chiemseer Bischofs Schlattl bei der Oslo Myntgalleri:

Bild: Oslo Myntgalleri

 Am 10. Mai versteigert die Oslo Myntgalleri in ihrer 40.Auktion eine der seltensten Salzburger Münzen: Der Taler des Chiemseer Bischofs Christoph Schlattl wurde um 1560 in Salzburg hergestellt. Lesen Sie hier die Beschreibung des Auktionshauses:

Schautaler n.d. (ca. 1560) (28.44 g). Salzburg mint. An extremely rare and interesting issue with a fine depiction of bishop Schattl. Attractive deep old cabinet toning

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Land: Holy Roman Empire, Chiemsee (diocese) Referanse: Zeller, p. 35 Referanse 2: Dav. - Kvalitet: 1+/01 Proveniens: From the collection of R. Kaselowsky. Ex. H. S. Rosenberg, auction 25.11.1907, lot 960 Info: In 1558, the Archbishop of Salzburg, Michael von Kuenburg, appointed Christoph Schlattl as Bishop of Chiemsee. Schattl lacked the theological education and had a background in secular and ecclesiastical law from Ingolstadt. He was the only bishop of Chiemsee to strike coins and his purpose and legal rights to strike this impressive coin remain unclear.