Germany Nurnberg 1 Thaler 1635 Restrike Dav-5653 SP 69 PCGS silver coin 1981

This Germany Nuremberg 1 Thaler silver restrike, issued in 1981 after the historic 1635 design, is graded SP69 by PCGS and cataloged as Dav-5653. The obverse presents a remarkable panorama of Nuremberg, featuring fortified city walls, towers, church spires, rooftops, gates, and architectural landmarks. Above the city flies a winged cherub holding a palm branch and laurel wreath, accompanied by the Latin inscription praising divine protection. Decorative floral scrollwork and the 1981 date complete the design. The reverse displays Nuremberg's elaborate heraldic shield with diagonal bands and a crowned eagle, surrounded by flowing mantling, feathers, ornamental curls, a cherub's head, and a radiant star. The Latin legend celebrates the city's imperial status. Nuremberg was a major commercial and cultural center of the Holy Roman Empire, renowned for its craftsmanship and coinage. This exceptional PCGS SP69 specimen offers a striking tribute to German numismatic heritage.

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