Erfurt 1/24 thaler 1799

I welcome everyone. Tell me, in which catalog is this coin described? weight 1.81 grams

Hello. The coat of arms on the obverse looks like the one of the Archbishopric of Erfurt German State. See this coin as a example: 1 Groschen 1801. However, I couldn't find your coin (which has the value of 1/24 thaler), seems like a difficult one to find in standard catalogs.

Here is one like yours, only 1799 is not listed and there are no swords on the coat of arms.



(Standard Catalog Of World Coins 1701-1800 by George S. Cuhaj)

Thank you for your attention, I saw all this. I was interested in exactly 1799, I could not find aisles at auctions on the Internet, so I asked for help. Anyone have any specialized catalogs for Erfurt?

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=987042

tdziemia, thanks a lot. Now I know that my coin is not the only one, but there is no link to the directory where I could find out the circulation of the issue and other data, as well as the rarity of the coin.

That's what the Peus description in the link above said: "scheinbar unediert" (= not yet described in a catalog). As they are a well known auction house I think there won't be a catalog containing this coin yet.

Thank you, I hoped that since 2011 (indicated in the link) they have already been added to some directory ... so you can consider it a rarity?

If you have facebook, maybe you can find some help here: "Erfurter Münzfreunde": https://www.facebook.com/EMFeV92

thanks for the link, I'll try to write there, if I get an answer, I'll show it here

I can't find this coin (or anything else for 1799) in the Erfurt catalog by Roland Gräßler (Die Erfurter Münzprägung des Erzbistums Mainz von 1756 bis 1802). That is a 2003 book, but I also checked the 2018 errata.