Frederick II "Augustalis" Replica Coin

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Frederick II "Augustalis" Replica Coin

$30.00

To commemorate our 50th podcast episode, and heralding the contributions of Frederick II to the sport of Falconry, Israel commissioned the making of 50 replicas of Frederick II of Hohenstaufen’s “Augustalis” coin.

These replica stamped coins are made of mixed metals, finished in an antique genuine gold plating with patina unique to each coin hand crafted by Rene Venegas, a 16th generation master Spanish silversmith… Mr. Venegas’ ancestor minted the first coin in the Americas for Columbus! These would make a great falconry keepsake, pendant necklace, key fob, etc!

More about the Augustalis:

“Attempting to renew the Roman Empire, Frederick II Hohenstaufen issued a new gold coin called an “Augustalis” modeled on the gold coins of ancient Rome. The reverse bears an eagle, the imperial symbol, and an inscription with Frederick’s name. The portrait and inscription on the obverse link Frederick with Caesar Augustus. 1230 - 50.”

Contents:

1 Coin
Diameter: 3cm
Felt drawstring pouch



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