It looks like you're right. I didn't find this variety in Krause nor anywhere online though I didn't do a systematic search. I hope a specialist of German coins will give his/her opinion on this.
If you're right, it would then be a mule, i.e the combination of the obverse of one issue with the reverse of another. So, you could try finding more examples online using the technical German word for mule + 1780, e.g. in Google Images.
In German language we call that:
Zwitter Taler, Zwitter Pfennig...
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Indeed the same one in the link, Unfortunatelly I don't think I have the forster catalogue but Im not sure they played the correct catalogue number.
3 other examples with Forster 688 all link to this coin https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces48255.html
There are plenty of pfennig coins with sometimes just minor differences, some do not have own catalogue numbers, especially Krause is missing some varieties. Still if not in absolute perfect condition they usually do not fetch high prices.
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