GERMANY - ALLEMAGNE Prussia, Frederick I (1701-1713). Medal, coronation of Frederick I, king in Prussia, by himself in Königsberg on 18 January 1701, by G. Hautsch and G. F. Nürnberger 1701. IM REICH DIESES KÖNIGS HAT MAN DAS RECHT LIEB. PS. 99. V. 4 [Psalms 99.4]. Crowned bust, draped and cuirassed, right; signature G. H. on shoulder edge; in exergue: FRIDRICH. V. G. G. KÖNIG IN / PREVSSEN. V. CHVR= / FVRST ZV BRAN= / DENBVRG. Rv. ICH HABE MEINEN KÖNIG EINGESEZT AVF MEINEM HEILIGEN BERGE. PS. 2 [Psalms 2.7]. Allegory flying on the left, above the city of Königsberg, holding a coat of arms and a crown. In the exergue: ZVM KÖNIG GEKRÖNT ZV / KÖNIGSBERG IN PREVS / SEN. dem 18 Jener / 1701 and signature G. F. N. Brockmann 392 - Forrer II p.442 ; Silver - 33,33 g - 43 mm - 12 h From a H. Höhn 96, 27 May 2021, No. 1279. NGC AT 58 (8583606-003). Minimal marks on the scrolls and in the fields, with minimal hairlines. The patina is grey with the original gloss around the reliefs. rare. Superb. Königsberg in Prussia is situated on the site of present-day Kaliningrad, now a Russian oblast. It was once the capital of East Prussia. Completely destroyed during the Second World War, it was fled by its last inhabitants and was repopulated by Russians when it became Kaliningrad after its annexation by the Soviets. * Following Council Directive (EU) 2022/542 of April 5, 2022, implemented in national law from 01/01/2025, buyers from within the EU have to pay 5.5% VAT on the hammer price of this lot. * Following Council Directive (EU) 2022/542 of April 5, 2022, implemented in national law from 01/01/2025, buyers from within the EU have to pay 5.5% VAT on the hammer price of this lot.