Woman in mourning, leaning on a shield representing the Prussian eagle, seated in front of the tomb of Charles VI, who died in 1740 of intoxication after eating amanites. In the background, a rising sun, with the legend above starting at 8 o`clock. The exergue shows the date of Charles VI`s death.
Obverse lettering
NACH UNSERER FRIEDENS SONNE
PRANGEN
CAROL. VI
1740
Obverse script
Latin
Reverse description
Battlefield with numerous corpses, tree on the left, smoke in the background. Above, the March symbol in a radiant star. Surrounding caption, in the exergue the phrase `Krieg in Schlesien` and the vintage of the First Silesian War.
Reverse lettering
IST MARS MIR BLUTROTH AUFGEGANGEN
KRIEG IN SCHLESIEN
1741
