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POSSIBLY MAROSVASARHELY, CIRCA 1700, MAKER'S MARK 'GP' IN OVAL, ALSO STRUCK WITH LATER PRUSSIAN DUTY MARK OF 1809 (SPREAD EAGLE)
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An Austro-Hungarian silver plaque of St. George and the dragon
Possibly Marosvasarhely, circa 1700, maker's mark 'GP' in oval, also struck with later Prussian duty mark of 1809 (spread eagle)
Later drilled for suspension, on chain, marked on plaque
12.2 x 10 cm.
50 gr.
Possibly Marosvasarhely, circa 1700, maker's mark 'GP' in oval, also struck with later Prussian duty mark of 1809 (spread eagle)
Later drilled for suspension, on chain, marked on plaque
12.2 x 10 cm.
50 gr.
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