A beautifully preserved piece of Xavier's thaler, which was the younger son of August III, with excellent visual presence.
When minting the coins, he did not include the Polish-Saxon coat of arms on them, however, he did include the title of the Polish prince in the legend.
Delicate hair rubbing, pleasing to the eye patina on both sides.
Obverse: bust of the prince to the right, legend in the rim:
XAVERIVS D:G:REG:PR:POL:& LITH:DVX SAX:;
Reverse: crowned with an elector's mitre, a twenty-seventh-field shield of arms, below it the initials E.D.C., in the rim legend:
X.EINE-MARCK F:/ELECTORATVS SAXONIAE ADMINISTRATOR.1765;
