This exceptional 1764 Anhalt-Zerbst 16 Pfennige silver coin is a prized collectible for enthusiasts of German states’ numismatics. Minted under the principality of Anhalt-Zerbst, this coin showcases the region’s rich history and craftsmanship during the mid-18th century. It offers both historical significance and enduring silver value.

The obverse features the detailed portrait of Prince Friedrich August, the ruler of Anhalt-Zerbst at the time, presenting an authoritative and dignified image framed by regal inscriptions. The reverse proudly displays the principality’s crowned coat of arms, symbolizing its sovereignty and heritage, surrounded by elegant decorative elements and the coin’s denomination.

Graded NGC UNC, this coin is in uncirculated condition, preserving remarkable original luster and sharp striking details. Its silver composition adds to its appeal, making it valuable not only for collectors interested in historical pieces but also investors looking for precious metal content.

Measuring approximately 18-20 mm in diameter and minted to exacting standards of the period, this piece captures the essence of 18th-century German coinage. Its rarity and pristine condition make it a standout addition to any collection specializing in German principalities or silver coins.

If you seek a remarkable coin reflecting the grandeur of the Anhalt-Zerbst principality and an untouched example of fine silver craftsmanship, this 1764 16 Pfennige is an outstanding choice. It’s a tangible link to European history, offered now in superb condition and ready to claim its place in your collection.