Ferdinand II Silver Thaler 1622 (K-B), Habsburg Holy Roman Empire, Portrait & Double-Headed Eagle

• Silver Thaler (Taler) dated 1622 under Ferdinand II (1619–1637)
• Obverse: imperial portrait with Latin titulature
• Reverse: double-headed imperial eagle, crowned central arms; K-B flanking mark
• Historically tied to early-17th-century Habsburg monetary circulation
• Offered raw / ungraded; condition described conservatively from photos
• Suitable for collectors of Habsburg, Holy Roman Empire, and Hungarian mintmarked thalers

Silver thaler dated 1622 struck under Emperor Ferdinand II, featuring a right-facing imperial portrait and the double-headed eagle with crowned arms. The reverse shows the “K-B” mintmark commonly associated with Kremnitz/Kremnica issues of the Habsburg Kingdom of Hungary (attribution unconfirmed without full measurements). An appealing early-17th-century large silver coin from the Thirty Years’ War period, offered ungraded.

Struck in silver on a large thaler module using hand-prepared dies and screw-press/hammer-era techniques typical for the 1620s. Comparable documented examples for the 1622 K-B thaler are around 44–45 mm and ~28 g