1783 MC 5T Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel FR-726 NGC MS62

Minted under Duke Charles William Ferdinand, this 1783 5 Thaler piece from Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel is a majestic gold multiple of the traditional silver denomination. These high-value coins were often produced for presentation or ceremonial use, symbolizing prestige and authority within the Holy Roman Empire.

Obverse: Crowned and quartered arms of the Duchy of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel surrounded by the legend “CAROLVS GVL DUX BR ET LUNEB.” The intricate coat of arms denotes the various territories under the Duke's rule.

Reverse: Denomination “V THALER” prominently centered above the date “1783” and mintmaster's initials “M.C.” Legend: “D G DUX BRUNS ET LUNEB REX.” Floral elements provide decorative spacing.

Graded NGC MS62, this example displays lightly handled, fully original gold surfaces with bold design elements and appealing cartwheel luster. As a large-format gold issue in a high state of preservation, it carries exceptional numismatic and historical value.