English: Sebastian Dadler Original Medal N.D. (1648), Christina of Sweden, Peace of Westphalia.
Copper medallion d. = 55 mm.
Christina, Queen of Sweden, 1632 - 1654
Portrait with feathered helmet r., curved at r.: "CHRISTINA"/ The Queen as Minerva standing l., holding an olive branch in her l. arm, and grasping the tree of knowledge with her r. hand. curved at l.: "REPERTRIX". Der Westfälische Frieden, Stadtmuseum Münster, Nr. 84. Kungliga Myntkabinette, Stockholm, Sweden (H1S 268.20) (Ag).
Condition: Beautiful EXTREMELY FINE.
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14 August 1648, 15:54:43
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