John II Casimir, Tymf 1663 AT, Lviv – quite attractive
On the obverse, a crowned monogram “ICR.” In the rim, a double inscription separated by a crown.
On the reverse, a crowned coat-of-arms shield. An inscription in the rim.
On the reverse, the letters A–T (the initials of Andrzej Tymf) flanking the shield.
A variant with a large monogram on the obverse.
A variant with the inscription … SALVS on the obverse.
Variant with punctuation featuring a rosette at the beginning and a rosette between the spheres at the end of the rim inscription on the obverse, and with spheres next to “POL” on the reverse
Condition: 2
Minor surface scratches on the reverse (visible in the photo), but a beautifully struck and well-preserved piece for this type.
We recommend
Metal: silver
Weight: 6.32 g
References: Szłapiński/Biełopolski as 36 (R), Kopicki 1782 (R)
