| Obverse description |
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 script |
Latin |
| Obverse lettering |
NACH UNSERER FRIEDENS SONNE PRANGEN CAROL. VI 1740 |
| 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 script |
Latin |
| Reverse lettering |
IST MARS MIR BLUTROTH AUFGEGANGEN KRIEG IN SCHLESIEN 1741 |
| Mintage |
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| Numisquare ID |
8781719760 |
| Comments |
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