Thaler of Archbishop Clemens Wenzel, the youngest son of August III the Poland, with the title of prince, which was officially granted to the children of the reigning king in Poland. Clemens placed the titles of the prince of Poland and Lithuania and the duke of Saxony on the coins.
Variety with the date in the legend.
Obverse: bust of the King's son left
CLEM WENC D G A EP & EL TREV EP AVG P PR ELV ADM PRVM P P R POL D SAX
Reverse: decorative coat of arms shield on the background of a scepter and a crossed sword, in the center of the Polish and Lithuanian shield with eagles and chases, in episode X EINE MARK F
EX VASIS ARGENTEIS IN VSVM PATRIAE SINE CENSIBVS DATIS A CLERO ET PRIVATIS
Diameter 38 mm, weight 27.98 g
