1742 German Regensburg 1 Pfennig Silver Coin, NGC MS64
Product Description
The 1742 Regensburg 1 Pfennig silver coin is a city-state coin from the Holy Roman Empire period. Certified and encapsulated by the internationally renowned NGC, it received a high MS64 grade for uncirculated coins and is a classic collectible among ancient German silver subsidiary coins.
Coin Details
Obverse (Display Side)
This is a small silver subsidiary coin with a continuously serrated border. The center is engraved with the coat of arms of the city of Regensburg, featuring crossed scepters and a regional emblem. The engraving is delicate and three-dimensional, with complete detail and layering.
This MS64 uncirculated coin shows no signs of wear from long-term circulation. The surface retains its original silver luster, the coat of arms is clearly defined without wear, the serrations are intact without defects or deformation, and there are no scratches, dents, or corrosion spots.
Reverse (Not visible inside the casing)
The reverse typically features the year of minting, 1742, and the denomination, along with the city emblem of Regensburg, characteristic of the local church-state system.
Basic Specifications
| Year of Minting | 1742 |
|---|---|
| Issuing Region | Holy Roman Empire, Free City-State of Regensburg (Germany) |
| Face Value | 1 Pfennig (1 pfennig) |
| Material | Silver |
| Features | Zigzag edge, city-state coat of arms, standard design for diocese-issued coins |
| Authentication Agency | NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Company) |
| Grading | MS 64, Uncirculated, High Grade |
| Item Number | 6758884-008 |
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